The Federal Reserve's approach is really clever—claiming to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to stabilize inflation, then turning around and buying $40 billion worth of government bonds every month, while stubbornly refusing to admit it's easing monetary policy. The policy statements are contradictory, leaving the market confused. Is it to stabilize growth or to prevent inflation? Give us a clear signal! Such conflicting signals have certainly added to the volatility in the crypto market.
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PumpStrategist
· 12-14 04:11
Well, this is a typical Fed-style "Schrödinger's liquidity" — verbal tightening with actual easing, anyone would be confused. Injecting $40 billion every month and still not admitting it's QE, hilarious. Such contradictory policy signals are the most deadly — the chip distribution has long shown that the market is waiting for the right wind, but now it's unpredictable, and volatility is definitely spiking, leaving retail investors even more bewildered.
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WenMoon42
· 12-14 00:03
The Fed's move this time is truly outrageous. They say they're cutting rates but are actually easing liquidity. Isn't this a classic case of double standards? The crypto market is directly affected by the fluctuations, and my holdings are almost collapsing.
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StealthMoon
· 12-11 23:00
The Federal Reserve's attitude is really something else—cutting interest rates while secretly buying bonds. Are they playing word games?
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GasBandit
· 12-11 09:02
The Federal Reserve really has us all spinning in circles. They say they're stabilizing inflation but keep printing money wildly. Who believes that?
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0xSoulless
· 12-11 09:02
Ha, you're playing word games again. I'm already very familiar with the Federal Reserve's tricks. Talking about interest rate cuts on the lips, while throwing money around in practice, this is how the little investors get repeatedly exploited.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 12-11 08:57
The Federal Reserve's double standard is incredible—talking about preventing inflation while actually flooding the market with liquidity. We retail investors can only follow the fluctuations and get cut.
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quietly_staking
· 12-11 08:44
The Federal Reserve is fighting internally, and we're the little guys caught in the middle getting hurt.
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The Federal Reserve's approach is really clever—claiming to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to stabilize inflation, then turning around and buying $40 billion worth of government bonds every month, while stubbornly refusing to admit it's easing monetary policy. The policy statements are contradictory, leaving the market confused. Is it to stabilize growth or to prevent inflation? Give us a clear signal! Such conflicting signals have certainly added to the volatility in the crypto market.