Interest rate cuts are coming, but will Bitcoin actually fall? It's not that simple. 🤔



Barron's recently put forward a point of view: after this wave of Bitcoin's rise, it might test below $90,000. Sounds counterintuitive, right? The Federal Reserve is about to loosen monetary policy, so shouldn't the crypto prices keep soaring?

The problem lies here—markets have already priced in the rate cut. The old saying "buy the rumor, sell the fact" has been played out in traditional finance for decades, and now the crypto world can't escape it either. Plus, with a bunch of macro uncertainties, it's normal for those who have taken profits to start retreating. 📊

So traders need to stay alert: a rally driven solely by policy expectations won't last without real capital flowing in continuously. Bubbles, after all, will eventually burst when they get too big.

💡 Simply put, it's not surprising to see corrections during a bull market; that's market self-regulation. The current focus is whether the $90,000 support level can hold. If it breaks, the short-term trend could flip, and stop-loss levels should be set accordingly. Don't rely on luck.
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BlockchainNewbievip
· 22h ago
Buy the expectation, sell the fact. This routine is old, but it still tricks people. --- Once 90k is broken, just cut the position directly. Don't expect a rebound. --- The rate cut expectation has been played out. Now it's all about whether real money will enter the market. --- When the bubble gets inflated, it will eventually be burst. This time is no exception. --- The market is self-regulating. Not holding 90k is the real problem. --- Be more rational. Any increase without continuous inflow is just paper wealth. --- Counterintuitive? This is actually the usual market operation. --- Set a stop-loss, don't hold onto false hope. --- The policy expectation card has been played out. --- With macro uncertainties hanging here, who dares to take over?
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GweiWatchervip
· 12-12 12:56
I've seen through it long ago; once the hype is over, you have to run. The real test is only when the $90,000 mark is broken.
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MevWhisperervip
· 12-11 00:48
Buy the anticipation, sell the fact. This trick is so old now that even the crypto circle has to copy the playbook. Speaking of which, if 90k truly breaks, the short term might see a direct trend reversal. Don't ask why you should set stop losses. Hmm... The bubble created by policy expectations is just that—an empty shell without real gold and silver backing. In reality, such pullbacks are very normal in a bull market; the market self-regulates, nothing surprising about it. Have the rate cut expectations been all talked out? Then the market should be looking for the next storyline now, haha.
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OnlyUpOnlyvip
· 12-11 00:47
Buying the anticipation and selling the facts—no one can really escape this. It's a well-known saying.
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GasFeeLovervip
· 12-11 00:41
Buying the rumor and selling the news—that trick is the universal key to harvesting the leek. The crypto circle is really good at playing this game.
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CryptoSurvivorvip
· 12-11 00:37
Buying the expectation and selling the fact—veteran investors have played this game for decades, and we in the crypto world should learn too. --- If 90k can't hold, then we really have to run away. Don't rely on luck. --- After this round of rate cuts, there's really not much support left. A correction is very normal. --- That's right, relying solely on policy expectations to hype up the market will eventually lead to debt repayment. --- It feels different this time; the inflow of real money is far below expectations. --- The idea that the market self-regulates sounds like just an excuse to justify a dip after a big rally. --- 90,000 is truly a watershed; if it breaks, the short-term pattern will change. --- Hmm, the bubble theory is starting again, but it's hard to defend against.
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