The Fed just cut rates by 25 basis points, but here's the interesting part—the vote wasn't unanimous. It was 9-3, which shows some real division on the committee about where we're headed.
Powell made a pretty revealing comment after the decision. He acknowledged that the Fed's dual mandate—keeping inflation in check while supporting employment—is getting trickier to balance. Those two goals are pulling in different directions right now.
For anyone watching traditional markets or crypto, this matters. Rate decisions ripple through everything from bond yields to risk asset appetite. The split vote suggests uncertainty about whether they're threading the needle correctly on this tightening cycle.
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OnchainDetective
· 12-12 05:38
The 9-3 split vote shows that there are indeed some people inside the Federal Reserve who are panicking.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-11 01:11
The 9-3 split vote indicates that even the Federal Reserve is starting to panic internally. This time, they might really be uncertain.
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MemeKingNFT
· 12-10 21:22
The 9-3 voting ratio... It seems even the hawkish side is starting to waver. The rise and fall of the mainland—this is probably a signal that a bottom consensus is forming.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 12-10 21:21
A 9-to-3 split vote, this is the true signal. The market is gearing up for the next round.
Having experienced a 50% correction in 2018, this level of uncertainty is nothing. Instead, it confirms the bottom range.
Rebirth often happens quietly amid such disagreements. Be patient; value will eventually return.
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-10 21:21
The 9-3 vote... the committee is really divided.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-10 21:20
The 9-3 split vote, Powell is hinting that the policy is really uncertain now. The dual mandate is conflicting, this just got interesting.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 12-10 20:55
The split vote of 9-3, this is the real picture, showing that everyone is unsure. Powell's words are quite honest; the two goals indeed hinder each other... For the next market move, it will depend on how they spin the story.
The Fed just cut rates by 25 basis points, but here's the interesting part—the vote wasn't unanimous. It was 9-3, which shows some real division on the committee about where we're headed.
Powell made a pretty revealing comment after the decision. He acknowledged that the Fed's dual mandate—keeping inflation in check while supporting employment—is getting trickier to balance. Those two goals are pulling in different directions right now.
For anyone watching traditional markets or crypto, this matters. Rate decisions ripple through everything from bond yields to risk asset appetite. The split vote suggests uncertainty about whether they're threading the needle correctly on this tightening cycle.