The results of this monetary policy meeting are out. The market is generally focused on the direction of monetary policy, as interest rate decisions directly affect liquidity and the performance of risk assets. Based on the signals currently revealed, policymakers are still cautious in their interpretation of economic data, and it is highly likely that interest rates will remain at the current level in the short term. For the crypto market, a stable monetary environment is actually not a bad thing—at least there won't be sudden liquidity shocks. However, the specifics depend on the subsequent meeting minutes, which contain the true stance.
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tx_pending_forever
· 12-11 00:55
Maintaining the interest rate sounds stable, but I still don't believe it. We have to wait for the minutes of the meeting to be released.
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TokenToaster
· 12-10 16:08
Maintain the current interest rate? Then just keep it steady, at least you won't get hit suddenly.
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YieldWhisperer
· 12-10 16:04
Maintain the current interest rate? If this continues, my stablecoin earnings will be cut in half...
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TokenRationEater
· 12-10 15:47
Maintain interest rates? Then just wait and see, there won't be significant fluctuations in the short term. The meeting minutes are the real indicators; all these signals are just surface-level articles.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-10 15:40
Interest rates remain unchanged, which is actually good for the crypto market, at least there's no need to worry about sudden liquidity withdrawals.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 12-10 15:39
*sigh* empirically speaking, the fed's "cautious interpretation" is just code for "we have no idea what's happening either." here's the thing—market participants obsessing over rate holds while ignoring the actual voting mechanisms that drive real liquidity allocation. the data suggests retail crypto folks care more about vibes than governance efficiency tbh
The results of this monetary policy meeting are out. The market is generally focused on the direction of monetary policy, as interest rate decisions directly affect liquidity and the performance of risk assets. Based on the signals currently revealed, policymakers are still cautious in their interpretation of economic data, and it is highly likely that interest rates will remain at the current level in the short term. For the crypto market, a stable monetary environment is actually not a bad thing—at least there won't be sudden liquidity shocks. However, the specifics depend on the subsequent meeting minutes, which contain the true stance.