#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 The Fed's dovish actions this time have given gold a strong boost. Let's look at two angles to understand why gold is rallying.



**Directly: Rate cuts + bond purchases, the dollar and US bond yields can't escape**

Three consecutive rate cuts, and this time another 25 basis points lower. Although some members of the committee want to keep rates steady, the overall direction is clear—easing. With rates going down, the appeal of earning interest in the dollar diminishes, and US bond yields also decline. For non-interest assets like gold? It’s a win. Holding costs significantly decrease, and funds are eager to allocate into it.

More importantly, starting from December 12, the Federal Reserve will buy $40 billion worth of Treasury bills within 30 days. This is equivalent to injecting liquidity directly into the market. The "risk-off + high yield" appeal of the dollar is diluted, highlighting the value of gold holdings.

**Looking further: The interest rate trajectory is set, but the economy and inflation are tearing apart**

The dot plot shows: rate cuts next year and the year after. This signals to the market—don’t rush, there won’t be a sudden hawkish turn. The upward logic of gold based on a loose cycle remains intact.

A fascinating contradiction emerges. On one hand, the Fed raised its GDP forecasts for the next three years, but on the other hand, it warns that economic uncertainty is high and employment is still declining. What does the market think? The economy is unstable, so gold should be bought. On the other hand, inflation is still high, but the Fed has lowered its inflation expectations for next year. The result is: gold’s inflation hedge value remains, but the concern that "high inflation forces rate hikes" has been eased.

In the short term, this round of intensive easing signals will likely push gold to break through $4,230. In the medium term, the easing cycle will continue, economic outlook remains uncertain, inflation is sluggish—gold’s roles as a safe haven, inflation hedge, and non-interest asset are all playing their part. $BTC $ETH
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 12-11 23:31
Gold has indeed been smooth sailing this time, with the Fed directly giving the green light. I have to admit, this logic makes sense—non-interest-bearing assets are favored during easing cycles. By the way, why hasn't Bitcoin followed suit? It's about time for it to do so, right?
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bridgeOopsvip
· 12-11 16:24
The Fed's recent actions have indeed boosted gold, but I still want to buy the dip on BTC. Gold is too conservative.
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BottomMisservip
· 12-11 10:14
The Fed's recent actions have indeed pushed gold higher, but I still think BTC is more attractive in the long run. Interest rate cuts indefinitely, it feels like the dollar is on an irreversible depreciation path. Holding non-yielding assets is the way to go now. 400 billion dollar bond purchase... pumping liquidity outward, which has highlighted gold's safe-haven properties, but the crypto market has surged even more sharply. Economic division, blurred inflation, declining employment—basically, the Fed is gambling, betting that the market won't collapse. Gold can handle this, but BTC will benefit even more. In the short term, whether gold prices break 4230 or not doesn't matter. I'm more concerned about how long the easing can last next year, because that's when Bitcoin will truly generate returns.
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MoonRocketmanvip
· 12-11 03:36
Wow, this move by the Federal Reserve has directly sent gold into orbit. The Bollinger Bands are clear, and breaking 4230 is just the warm-up stage. --- Wait, how long can the interest rate cut cycle support gold? Feels like as soon as economic data improves, the stance will change. --- The USD flooding liquidity, isn’t this adding fuel? RSI still has room, but watch the stop-loss levels; don’t get shaken out by false breakouts. --- The easing expectations are baked in; gold can’t run far. I’m just worried that sudden inflation data might stir things up, and at that point, it’ll depend on whether the escape velocity is fast enough. --- This rally in gold is purely a gift from the Federal Reserve; rebounds without fundamental support are all paper tigers. The angle coefficient seems off. --- Wow, an upward revision in GDP forecasts still requires rate cuts—this logic is really tangled. Gold is benefiting from this wave of gains, but where is the medium-term resistance level? --- The launch window is open, but don’t be greedy. Don't be scared by the gravitational pull after 4230. Technical indicators still need to verify the sustainability.
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SignatureAnxietyvip
· 12-11 03:35
Gold has definitely been exciting this wave, but I still have more confidence in BTC for the long term. --- As soon as the Fed loosens, gold takes off. I understand this logic, but I always feel something's missing. --- Wait a minute, they say easing will continue? Then I need to readjust my positions. --- Speaking of which, if the economy is unstable and people buy gold, what about BTC? Shouldn't it be a better buy? --- No matter how beautiful the dot plot looks on paper, it still depends on how real money flows. --- I'm a bit confused now. With inflation easing and rate cuts exceeding expectations, why is gold more risk-resistant than the dollar? --- Pouring 40 billion to create liquidity—this old trick again, every time it's the same. --- We still need to watch the medium term; it's too early to bet now.
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MaticHoleFillervip
· 12-11 03:35
The Fed's recent actions are really helping to boost gold. With 40 billion in Treasury bonds pumped into the market, liquidity has skyrocketed, and this non-interest-bearing asset is directly taking off.
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DataPickledFishvip
· 12-11 03:28
This wave of gold is indeed exciting, but I still have more confidence in Bitcoin's long-term narrative.
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CryptoHistoryClassvip
· 12-11 03:27
yo, here we go again... fed doing the same dance they did before every bubble popped. statistically speaking, this "fed easing = assets moon" pattern? we've seen this movie 2008, 2020, 2021... the ending stays the same lmao
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SignatureVerifiervip
· 12-11 03:19
ngl, the fed's literally playing both sides here and nobody's really calling it out... "strong economy" but also "employment declining"? that's not contradictory analysis, that's just cover for whatever they need to justify next quarter
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