Tonight's script is just like this: The Federal Reserve's rate cut decision, the market is almost certain of a 25 basis point decrease. Before the official announcement, gold has been repeatedly testing within the structural range, and the 4180 support level has been verified too many times—holding it means holding the boundary line of market sentiment.
Looking upward, 4220 and 4250 are respectively the previous highs and structural resistance. Whether these two hurdles can be broken directly determines the subsequent direction.
The most feared scenario is the "good news gets sold off immediately" pattern; gold may surge after the rise and then fall back; if the Fed's attitude appears more cautious, it could even dip to the 4120-4100 region in the short term.
If the statement's tone is neutral, then continue to grind within the narrow range of 20-30 dollars, waiting for new subsequent guidance.
Overall, tonight's direction depends entirely on the Fed's attitude.
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AirdropNinja
· 2h ago
It's the same old story of good news being crushed. I bet 5 bucks that gold will hit 4220 and then turn back.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 12-10 15:11
It's the same old trick from the Federal Reserve—cutting interest rates always leads to a crash. What a damn routine.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 12-10 15:07
4180 has really become a psychological barrier. Who knows if the Federal Reserve will reverse again tonight, I'm just waiting to watch the show.
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PumpDetector
· 12-10 15:03
nah the fed's about to do what they always do... pump it then dump it. 4180's holding till powell speaks, then all bets are off fr fr
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-10 15:02
Another "positive news dump" show. I bet five dollars that as soon as the Federal Reserve makes a statement, gold will retrace to 4180.
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GasWrangler
· 12-10 14:58
honestly the 4180 support is kinda overblown... if you actually analyze the mempool data and transaction inefficiencies here, the real pressure point should be factoring in gas optimization dynamics, not just these surface-level price levels. technically speaking, most traders aren't even accounting for the base layer mechanics properly
#数字资产生态回暖 FOMC rate cut decision night, closely watching the 4180 level
Tonight's script is just like this: The Federal Reserve's rate cut decision, the market is almost certain of a 25 basis point decrease. Before the official announcement, gold has been repeatedly testing within the structural range, and the 4180 support level has been verified too many times—holding it means holding the boundary line of market sentiment.
Looking upward, 4220 and 4250 are respectively the previous highs and structural resistance. Whether these two hurdles can be broken directly determines the subsequent direction.
The most feared scenario is the "good news gets sold off immediately" pattern; gold may surge after the rise and then fall back; if the Fed's attitude appears more cautious, it could even dip to the 4120-4100 region in the short term.
If the statement's tone is neutral, then continue to grind within the narrow range of 20-30 dollars, waiting for new subsequent guidance.
Overall, tonight's direction depends entirely on the Fed's attitude.
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