#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Whether the market can stabilize this week depends on three key things.
First, the most direct—the FOMC vote. Whether this rate cut can pass smoothly and how many dissenting votes there are will directly determine market sentiment. As soon as the vote result is out, capital flows will immediately make the impact clear.
Even more crucial is the press conference after the meeting. If Powell continues to take the helm, policy consistency is ensured. But don't forget, we've already had three consecutive cuts, so it's highly likely they'll hit the brakes next. His wording, pauses, or even a single look during his speech could make the market extremely tense.
How do those Fed officials view future interest rates? Will they accelerate cuts or slow the pace? Once this forecast comes out, not only will the dollar index react, but gold, stocks, and crypto assets will all go crazy.
Right now, the market is pricing in an 87.4% chance of a rate cut, for a simple reason: weak employment data and a clear slowdown in economic growth. But what really matters isn't the meeting result, but the remarks after. If Powell's tone is cautious, we could see another roller coaster in the short term.
At times like this, don't rush to buy the dip or chase the highs. With so much uncertainty, playing it safe isn't a bad thing. Wait for a clear direction before making a move—at least the chance of losing money will be much lower. This is the last rate meeting of the year, so a little patience won't hurt.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 12-10 02:38
It all depends on Powell this time.
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SleepyArbCat
· 12-09 01:05
Hold onto your wallet and wait for the dust to settle
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Whether the market can stabilize this week depends on three key things.
First, the most direct—the FOMC vote. Whether this rate cut can pass smoothly and how many dissenting votes there are will directly determine market sentiment. As soon as the vote result is out, capital flows will immediately make the impact clear.
Even more crucial is the press conference after the meeting. If Powell continues to take the helm, policy consistency is ensured. But don't forget, we've already had three consecutive cuts, so it's highly likely they'll hit the brakes next. His wording, pauses, or even a single look during his speech could make the market extremely tense.
How do those Fed officials view future interest rates? Will they accelerate cuts or slow the pace? Once this forecast comes out, not only will the dollar index react, but gold, stocks, and crypto assets will all go crazy.
Right now, the market is pricing in an 87.4% chance of a rate cut, for a simple reason: weak employment data and a clear slowdown in economic growth. But what really matters isn't the meeting result, but the remarks after. If Powell's tone is cautious, we could see another roller coaster in the short term.
At times like this, don't rush to buy the dip or chase the highs. With so much uncertainty, playing it safe isn't a bad thing. Wait for a clear direction before making a move—at least the chance of losing money will be much lower. This is the last rate meeting of the year, so a little patience won't hurt.
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