At 3 a.m. on the 11th, the Federal Reserve is holding another meeting. Will they cut interest rates by 25 basis points? The market has already guessed this, so there’s little suspense.

But here’s the question—are good news fully priced in, and does that mean bad news? Such predictable scenarios often change face the moment they are announced. The real focus isn’t whether they cut or not, but how Powell will throw water on the enthusiasm.

It is said that this internal vote was quite close, possibly passing by a narrow 7:5 margin. Powell is likely to stick to his standard script: inflation pressures remain, don’t expect continuous easing next year. That’s the variable the market fears the most.

For the crypto market, a short-term correction might come first. A 3% to 5% dip in Bitcoin isn’t unusual, and bulls are easily shaken out by such false moves. However, once the rate-cut cycle begins, liquidity will eventually flow back. A sharp dip could be a window to build positions gradually.

Spot traders, don’t panic. The logic behind the AI concept, RWA tracks, and DeFi infrastructure remains unchanged. The tightening cycle is nearing its end, and future liquidity will only loosen further. True market trends often brew amid volatility, and holding onto positions is more important than frequent trading.

Let’s watch the show tonight and don’t rush to open positions. If a trap really forms, it’s a perfect chance to pick up cheap assets. The big wave is still coming, don’t get shaken out by short-term fluctuations.