#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $BTC

Once the Federal Reserve's statement was released, the entire market logic became clear. This is the third rate cut of 25 basis points this year, with the policy stance clearly shifting to "approaching neutral," and only one more cut expected in 2026—this opens a liquidity window for risk assets.

It looks simple, but it actually carries great significance. Powell said "there is no preset path, follow the data," and the committee's 9-to-3 split may seem chaotic on the surface, but fundamentally it means the downside has been fully priced in. The kind of "sudden tightening shift" everyone feared before? Basically, there's no need to consider it anymore. Inflation mainly resulted from a one-time shock from Trump tariffs, not structural ongoing pressure, which reassures the market.

As the world’s largest decentralized risk asset, BTC always thrives in a loose cycle. Don’t believe me? Look at on-chain data—over the past three days, whale wallet BTC inflows have surged by 20%, and active addresses have continuously broken the million-level mark. Funds are signaling with their actions—whoever gets ahead now is the one laughing.

Short-term volatility? That’s the last opportunity to get on board. Currently, it’s driven by a "loose cycle + risk appetite rebound," and the main trend for BTC is very clear. Hold your chips tight, and we’ll see how things look at the end of the month.