Yesterday early morning, the Federal Reserve finally took action, cutting interest rates by 25 basis points. The market had anticipated this move. However, the matter is not over yet—some former president has come out swinging again.
He is quite dissatisfied with the current Fed Chair and directly criticized him publicly: 25 basis points? That’s not nearly enough! To bring the US economy back to its peak, the rate cut needs to be at least doubled. The implication is clear: the current policy stance is actually holding back economic growth.
He also added: the stock market must continue to rise, and cryptocurrencies must also go up—that’s the right path.
Honestly, this kind of stance is quite in line with his usual style. The amount of rate cut, market liquidity, and the trend of risk assets are indeed interconnected. But the game between policy-making and market expectations has never been so simple. Whether 25 basis points is enough will likely depend on subsequent economic data.
On the crypto side, investors are currently most concerned about liquidity expectations. Will the rate cut lead to a new wave of capital inflows? This question is probably hard to answer in the short term.
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ChainProspector
· 1h ago
25bp? Laughing out loud, this guy isn't wrong. Should we just directly increase by 50 basis points?
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HashRateHustler
· 12-11 07:55
25 basis points? That’s nonsense, brother, it can’t support anything at all.
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Here we go again, the rate cut expectation was already priced in long ago. Now we just need to see when real money flows into the crypto world.
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I think, this wave mainly depends on subsequent data. It’s too early to say anything now.
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Damn, they’re starting the liquidity game again. I’ve seen this plot too many times.
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Anyone can boast, but the key is how the coin prices move.
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The former president is just supporting himself, crypto must rise, haha.
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25 basis points really underestimates someone. Are the bears just stockpiling bullets?
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The liquidity expectation is uncertain; in the short term, we’ll probably see more fluctuations.
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These folks keep shouting about rate cuts, but when it actually happens, it’s of no use at all.
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Wait and see, if the funding doesn’t keep up, don’t expect much.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12-11 07:34
25 basis points really aren't enough, why are they still so conservative
Well said, actual interest rate cuts are necessary for crypto to take off
When will liquidity truly enter the market? Just waiting to see
Politicians say these things, but it's just to get more liquidity into the market
Wait, will they actually listen to advice? It still seems like they rely on data
Whether this round can push BTC up is the key
The interest rate cut expectations have already been mostly priced in, the key is whether it will actually happen
Yesterday early morning, the Federal Reserve finally took action, cutting interest rates by 25 basis points. The market had anticipated this move. However, the matter is not over yet—some former president has come out swinging again.
He is quite dissatisfied with the current Fed Chair and directly criticized him publicly: 25 basis points? That’s not nearly enough! To bring the US economy back to its peak, the rate cut needs to be at least doubled. The implication is clear: the current policy stance is actually holding back economic growth.
He also added: the stock market must continue to rise, and cryptocurrencies must also go up—that’s the right path.
Honestly, this kind of stance is quite in line with his usual style. The amount of rate cut, market liquidity, and the trend of risk assets are indeed interconnected. But the game between policy-making and market expectations has never been so simple. Whether 25 basis points is enough will likely depend on subsequent economic data.
On the crypto side, investors are currently most concerned about liquidity expectations. Will the rate cut lead to a new wave of capital inflows? This question is probably hard to answer in the short term.