Oracle just took a hit as the Fed's latest messaging continues to weigh heavily on the dollar. When the Federal Reserve shifts its tone—even slightly—markets react fast. And this time? Tech stocks are feeling the pressure.



What's happening here is classic risk-off behavior. The Fed's persistent hawkish stance keeps the dollar under strain, and that ripples across equity markets. Oracle, a major player in enterprise tech, saw its shares stumble as investors recalibrate expectations around interest rate trajectories.

For those tracking crypto and digital assets, this matters. Traditional markets don't exist in a vacuum. When the Fed tightens and the dollar wobbles, capital flows shift. Sometimes that means money rotating into alternative assets. Sometimes it means broader risk aversion across the board.

Keep an eye on how these macro headwinds play out. Fed policy, dollar strength, and tech stock performance are all interconnected threads that influence liquidity conditions—including in the crypto space. The next few weeks could be telling.
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CodeSmellHuntervip
· 12h ago
Fed's move is really brilliant; tech stocks are following as casualties... Wait, will crypto also blow up?
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degenonymousvip
· 22h ago
The Fed really caught everyone off guard this time. The drop in oracle prices was still a bit surprising. The crypto world is about to follow the traditional markets and fall behind again... The Federal Reserve is truly a market killer; one word and everything is lost. The dollar weakening is actually more terrifying, as risk assets are taking a big hit across the board. That's why I said not to touch tech stocks—they're too dependent on luck. Feels like next week might be even worse; liquidity can't hold up much longer.
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ForumLurkervip
· 12-12 19:32
When the Federal Reserve takes action, tech stocks have to kneel, and Oracle was no exception this time... It's been obvious for a while that with such a harsh macro environment, where funds flow depends on the dollar's mood.
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MevHuntervip
· 12-11 08:45
When the Federal Reserve moves, the entire market shakes, and it's no surprise that Oracle gets hit too.
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VibesOverChartsvip
· 12-11 08:44
The Fed is messing around, and my bag is suffering again. Uh... When will I be able to turn things around?
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RugpullTherapistvip
· 12-11 08:37
Oh my, the Federal Reserve is at it again, and tech stocks are suffering... This wave is really tough --- As soon as the Federal Reserve eases up, the market starts rollercoasting, Oracle really got hit this time --- Wait, if the Fed keeps messing around, will the crypto circle start trembling again... --- Honestly, every time the Fed's policies change, the entire market gets chaos, traditional finance and the crypto market have long been tied together --- Is it starting to risk-off again? I know this routine too well, can I save some worry this month --- Oracle dropped, but I'm more concerned about where the funds will flow, will there be new opportunities for the coins then? --- A weaker dollar might actually be a signal... need to keep a close eye on the next two weeks --- The Fed's moves are really annoying, every time I have to recalculate everything --- Capital flows like this—when one place loosens, another starts to siphon away
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MainnetDelayedAgainvip
· 12-11 08:37
According to the database, Oracle's recent drop has been 72 hours since the last Fed pivot, and the project team's hype is still fermenting. The future liquidity crisis is recommended to be recorded in the Guinness World Records. It will eventually happen, just wait for the flowers to bloom... I'm back to record the delayed data. Fed's move caused the dollar to plummet, and tech stocks are stable as the fallback role. How long has it been since the last "market reaction" promise? Please feel free to add data. The art of timing, Oracle is performing, Fed is also performing, let's just watch the show. The dollar's resilience is so fragile, is another rate hike delay coming?
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GasGuzzlervip
· 12-11 08:17
The Fed's move is really fierce, and Oracle was directly knocked down. Basically, it's risk aversion—retail investors are all fleeing.
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