The Federal Reserve set the interest rate at 3.75% this time, roughly in line with expectations. In plain terms, it neither suddenly hawked nor sharply loosened monetary policy; the market's biggest fear is such unexpected shocks. Now that this uncertainty is eased, short-term volatility can also settle down.
However, to put it another way, the 25 basis point rate cut had already been priced in by traders, so relying solely on this factor to continue rallying? Probably not enough. The market's focus will quickly shift—from "speculating on rate cut expectations" to "observing the subsequent effects of the rate cut."
The real point of interest is not the numbers themselves Don’t just focus on the percentage; the key information is hidden in the Federal Reserve's post-meeting statement and the dot plot. If they suggest persistent inflation, economic resilience, or indicate a slower pace of future rate cuts, market sentiment will change instantly, and new trading themes will naturally emerge.
How will the crypto market move? Watch key periods In the near term (24 to 72 hours): beware of the "all good things must come to an end" effect A classic buy the rumor, sell the news pattern may emerge. After the rate cut expectation is fulfilled, short-term profit-taking may begin, and mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH could experience technical retracements. Meanwhile, market volatility will gradually ease from previous heightened levels.
Those leveraged long positions, after the catalyst disappears
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OnchainSniper
· 22h ago
Coming back with this again? Once the price is in, there's no chance. I don't think so. The underlying implications in the statement are the real deal. As soon as the candlestick chart appears, you'll know who's pretending to sleep.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-12 09:08
Oh, it's the same old story. The price in has long been over, and you're still trying to stir things up with 25 points? Dream on.
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GasFeeTears
· 12-11 09:55
Tsk, once the price in is done, there's no more story. Now it's just a matter of whether the candlestick chart will surprise us.
This wave of leveraged longs is probably going to get liquidated, the old trick of "buy the rumor" always works well.
The interest rate numbers aren't really a big deal; the key is how Powell will comment.
In the short term, there will definitely be a pullback, and high-leverage positions will probably get wiped out again. Stay sharp this time.
It's just about the turnover after the expected transaction is completed. Longs should run if they need to within 24 hours.
Once the candlestick chart appears, it feels like the real dividing line; numbers are actually just a distraction.
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SerumSquirter
· 12-11 09:55
To be honest, I'm really tired of this price in thing. It always happens like this—good news comes out, and then there's a sell-off. It's ridiculous.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-11 09:38
This is a typical good news sell-off; I have already flattened my leverage long ago.
The Federal Reserve set the interest rate at 3.75% this time, roughly in line with expectations. In plain terms, it neither suddenly hawked nor sharply loosened monetary policy; the market's biggest fear is such unexpected shocks. Now that this uncertainty is eased, short-term volatility can also settle down.
However, to put it another way, the 25 basis point rate cut had already been priced in by traders, so relying solely on this factor to continue rallying? Probably not enough. The market's focus will quickly shift—from "speculating on rate cut expectations" to "observing the subsequent effects of the rate cut."
The real point of interest is not the numbers themselves
Don’t just focus on the percentage; the key information is hidden in the Federal Reserve's post-meeting statement and the dot plot. If they suggest persistent inflation, economic resilience, or indicate a slower pace of future rate cuts, market sentiment will change instantly, and new trading themes will naturally emerge.
How will the crypto market move? Watch key periods
In the near term (24 to 72 hours): beware of the "all good things must come to an end" effect
A classic buy the rumor, sell the news pattern may emerge. After the rate cut expectation is fulfilled, short-term profit-taking may begin, and mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH could experience technical retracements. Meanwhile, market volatility will gradually ease from previous heightened levels.
Those leveraged long positions, after the catalyst disappears