The probability of a rate cut in September has surprisingly reached ninety-nine percent, making it almost certain that a rate cut will occur. As a result, Bitcoin has also experienced a pump in the market. However, there is an old saying in the crypto world: when favourable information is realized, it becomes unfavourable information. The main reason for the rate cut is that various data points are not performing well, which is why a rate cut is needed to stimulate the economy. As others have said, a rate cut typically occurs under poor fundamental conditions, but some argue that a rate cut happens when there are signs of trouble. In any case, when opening positions, caution is necessary; there is no rule that states a rate cut will definitely lead to a rise; it’s merely a question of probability.
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GateUser-8982d60a
· 09-05 03:56
Bitcoin Ta Da Moon
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LuYong
· 09-05 03:03
It is highly likely that interest rates will be lowered, and there is a probability that they will rise, but there is no doubt that there will be a rise before the rate cut. The trend after the announcement will still depend on how the market moves.
The probability of a rate cut in September has surprisingly reached ninety-nine percent, making it almost certain that a rate cut will occur. As a result, Bitcoin has also experienced a pump in the market. However, there is an old saying in the crypto world: when favourable information is realized, it becomes unfavourable information. The main reason for the rate cut is that various data points are not performing well, which is why a rate cut is needed to stimulate the economy. As others have said, a rate cut typically occurs under poor fundamental conditions, but some argue that a rate cut happens when there are signs of trouble. In any case, when opening positions, caution is necessary; there is no rule that states a rate cut will definitely lead to a rise; it’s merely a question of probability.