#加密生态动态追踪 The Fed rate cut views in the crypto circle.
It looks good for now, but be cautious. The expectations of rate cuts have actually been priced in ahead of time. If things go as expected, Bitcoin might attempt to reach the $94,000 level in the short term. But the risk lies in — markets often like to "price in expectations and sell the news," so the pullback could be more significant than anticipated.
More importantly, there's the signal of the Fed's balance sheet expansion. Once it’s announced, market liquidity can improve directly, which is a positive for the crypto market. Currently, the systemic leverage ratio has dropped from 10% to 4%-5%. After the previous cleanup, the new round of gains will be healthier and more sustainable.
But don’t forget two pitfalls. First, if Powell’s speech leans hawkish — for example, hinting at a possible pause in rate cuts — the entire logic could reverse. Second, on a technical level, if Bitcoin falls below $91,000, the scale of long liquidation could reach $972 million, potentially triggering a chain reaction. Keep a close eye on these two risk points.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 12-10 19:08
It's the same old story of "buying the rumor and selling the fact." I bet five bucks that this will end the same way.
Powell's mouth is more unstable than a K-line; one sentence can reverse the market.
The 91,000 level must be defended at all costs, or the liquidation cascade will be too terrifying.
Listening to the expectations over and over has made my ears calloused; every time, I fall into the trap.
As soon as the expansion of the balance sheet signals appear, I go all in—liquidity is productivity.
Risk alerts should be heeded, but the real situation is often more surreal than expected.
Leverage has dropped so much? Why am I still so nervous?
Could this time really be different? I dare not bet.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 12-10 19:06
94,000 cannot be broken, it will be another good show then
Powell can reverse the situation with a single word, don’t be too optimistic
Leverage clearing is enough to stabilize? Think too much
I'm watching the 91,000 resistance line, the scale of liquidation is indeed dangerous
The expectations are fully digested, so what about later? I’m just waiting to see a decline
Only when the balance sheet expansion really happens will it count, right now it’s all talk
Chain reactions are feared to occur one after another, then everyone will have to cut losses
System leverage has decreased, but participants are not yet rational
Short-term push to 94,000? I think it’s very difficult, it will just rebound and be over
This analysis sounds good, but I still see short-term bearish
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BlockDetective
· 12-10 19:05
People are just blindly shouting 9.4 now. When the price drops below 9.1, it's still the same group of people who turn around and cut their orders. How many times have they played this trick?
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UncleWhale
· 12-10 18:56
Same old story, the expectation of interest rate cuts has long been priced in. Now it's just about watching how Powell performs; a single hawkish remark can instantly turn the situation around.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 12-10 18:56
Speculating on expectations and selling facts is a routine we've seen too many times. Powell's words can reverse half the market with a single statement.
Breaking below 91,000 leads to liquidation of 972 million? That number sounds a bit scary... we need to keep a close eye on this level.
If the expansion signal truly gets released, liquidity improvement is a long-term matter. Lower leverage ratios mean the foundation is at least more solid.
Expectations have long been digested; it's actually the implementation of reality that tests everything. Don’t be fooled by superficial optimism.
Hawkish statements lead to total defeat; this is why I never believe in consensus markets.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 12-10 18:41
Still daring to push to 94,000 after expecting to digest it? I thought the same last time, and it got cut in half.
#加密生态动态追踪 The Fed rate cut views in the crypto circle.
It looks good for now, but be cautious. The expectations of rate cuts have actually been priced in ahead of time. If things go as expected, Bitcoin might attempt to reach the $94,000 level in the short term. But the risk lies in — markets often like to "price in expectations and sell the news," so the pullback could be more significant than anticipated.
More importantly, there's the signal of the Fed's balance sheet expansion. Once it’s announced, market liquidity can improve directly, which is a positive for the crypto market. Currently, the systemic leverage ratio has dropped from 10% to 4%-5%. After the previous cleanup, the new round of gains will be healthier and more sustainable.
But don’t forget two pitfalls. First, if Powell’s speech leans hawkish — for example, hinting at a possible pause in rate cuts — the entire logic could reverse. Second, on a technical level, if Bitcoin falls below $91,000, the scale of long liquidation could reach $972 million, potentially triggering a chain reaction. Keep a close eye on these two risk points.