Will there be more liquidity injections at the 2026 annual meeting? Federal Reserve officials' latest remarks spark market discussions
Goolsbee just announced: The pace of rate cuts in 2026 is expected to surpass the median of internal forecasts. What does this mean? Is it an early signal or just a superficial trend discussion? 🤔
The current market dilemma lies here — on one side, inflation remains sticky; on the other, employment data is starting to soften. So the question is: Is it okay to cut rates only once next year? Will they wait until the second half of the year to act? Opinions among different market factions vary quite a bit.
Looking at the trends of top cryptocurrencies like #加密生态动态追踪 and $ETH , the market's response to liquidity expectations remains quite sensitive. What do you think — is this laying the groundwork for a more easing large cycle, or are Federal Reserve officials testing market psychology? Welcome to join the live discussion 👇
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MetaverseHobo
· 12h ago
Goolsby is starting to throw smoke again. Will the rate cut steps break through the median? It sounds pretty impressive, but in reality, it still depends on inflation.
Wait, with inflation so sticky and employment softening, this logic is a bit far-fetched. Can they really be so aggressive next year?
Just look at the reactions of ETH and BNB these days, and you'll know that funds are still betting on a loosening cycle. But can we really trust this?
Honestly, the Federal Reserve is just testing the bottom to see how much the market can accept. We're just following along to get some gains, after all, someone is paving the way for us.
When liquidity arrives, cryptocurrencies will rise. The real question is, when will it arrive? That’s the true issue.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 12-12 15:41
Gulsby, is this wave of hype really about blowing wind or just pure smoke and mirrors? It depends on the data that follows.
Playing word games again, breaking the median number of rate cuts... sounds pretty mysterious.
If they really want to loosen next year, ETH should have reacted already. They're still hesitating.
They dare to signal without inflation coming down? I really don't believe it.
These people love to hide the truth in their words, just tell me which month they'll cut rates.
Waiting until the second half of the year again? The Federal Reserve's tricks are old news.
Such sensitive capital indicates the market has no confidence at all; everyone is just gambling.
Rather than listening to their words, it's better to watch how the coin prices move.
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alpha_leaker
· 12-12 15:40
Gulsby, this sounds like a reassurance to the market, but I don't think it's necessarily reliable.
Inflation is still sticky, employment is softening, and the Federal Reserve looks conflicted, haha.
The recent surge in ETH and BNB feels like the market is betting on rate cuts. If they don't start until the second half of the year, it would be awkward.
If you ask me, instead of guessing the Federal Reserve's intentions, it's better to watch the capital flows—that's the real signal.
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GweiObserver
· 12-12 15:39
Gulsby's recent words are basically boosting confidence in the crypto circle. Anyone who believes it would be at a loss.
However, once the expectation of interest rate cuts loosens, funds will indeed become restless. This ETH rebound might not be that simple.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-12 15:22
Gullsby is throwing smoke screens again. Does this guy want to pump the market or does he really have some confidence?
If you ask me, inflation isn't going to give in that easily. The Federal Reserve is just testing the waters.
Let's wait and see how ETH reacts. That's more real than listening to their bluster.
Will there be more liquidity injections at the 2026 annual meeting? Federal Reserve officials' latest remarks spark market discussions
Goolsbee just announced: The pace of rate cuts in 2026 is expected to surpass the median of internal forecasts. What does this mean? Is it an early signal or just a superficial trend discussion? 🤔
The current market dilemma lies here — on one side, inflation remains sticky; on the other, employment data is starting to soften. So the question is: Is it okay to cut rates only once next year? Will they wait until the second half of the year to act? Opinions among different market factions vary quite a bit.
Looking at the trends of top cryptocurrencies like #加密生态动态追踪 and $ETH , the market's response to liquidity expectations remains quite sensitive. What do you think — is this laying the groundwork for a more easing large cycle, or are Federal Reserve officials testing market psychology? Welcome to join the live discussion 👇