2025-12-10 22:21:25

Trump has started giving the Federal Reserve a "lesson" again.

This time, the target is still the rate cut—25 basis points? He thinks that's not enough at all, directly saying "it needs to be doubled at least." Powell was also called out and criticized again; everyone should be used to this routine by now, right? 😅

The market was originally quite optimistic about this rate cut, but the reaction was lukewarm after the event. Trump obviously has his own plans: he wants to make the US a "global interest rate sink." What would happen if a large amount of liquidity floods in?

For the crypto market, this could be a double-edged sword. Theoretically, a loose monetary environment benefits risk assets, and both Bitcoin and altcoins could benefit 💧. But the question is—has this wave of expectations already been priced in by the market? After all, everyone knows he wants to cut rates; if he actually does, it might not be anything new.

The current situation is indeed a bit tricky. Should I continue holding assets and wait for the wind? Or reduce some positions and observe? The market is always betting on the next story; after this policy implementation, where the funds will flow is the key 🤔

What do you think about the actual impact of this rate cut on the crypto market?

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GasFeeCrier

· 12-10 22:45

It's the same old story, Trump keeps urging for rate cuts every day, and now the market has gone flat. Wait, this time it really cut and no one is excited? It shows that the expectation was already priced in. Can BTC still go up, or is this wave just over? Loose liquidity is theoretically bullish, but it feels like the crypto circle has become habitually numb. Rather than guessing policies, it's better to look at on-chain data for signals—that's the real indicator.

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0xDreamChaser

· 12-10 22:40

The boots land with no reaction, this is the most heartbreaking part. Everyone has already finished telling the story. --- Trump is back to criticize the Federal Reserve, but the market seems to have long been immune to it. Anyway, that's the usual routine. --- The double-edged sword is well said; expectations were preemptively inflated six months ago, now everything is falling. --- Wait, can liquidity hotspots really attract money, or is it just another empty hype? --- Keep holding, anyway, falling prices are just a chance to buy the dip, faith recharge. --- I've seen this routine too many times; what's important is what the next story will be. --- Loose monetary policy = short-term stimulation, long-term trapping, everyone understands. --- Those who jumped in directly are now regretting it, still waiting for a rebound. --- Monetary policy is just a gamble; if you guess right, you're awesome. --- It seems Bitcoin is now relying on itself; don't expect the Federal Reserve to save it. --- Reduce positions by 50% to protect life, the remaining part is true faith. --- Expectations are dead, the story hasn't started yet, let's wait and see.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 12-10 22:40

This wave of expectations has been fully priced in; the real market movement will have to wait for the next story. The rate cut expectation is already so clear that when it actually happens, there’s no rally, indicating that smart money has already moved out. Trump's talk of interest rate havens sounds fierce, but in our crypto circle, the biggest fear is this kind of expectation being preemptively digested. Instead of waiting for rate cuts, it's better to wait for the market to find a new narrative. Keep going, anyway, the trend is the trend. Chasing after a rally and regretting it, or not cutting losses during a decline—those are the lessons learned. They’re so hesitant to add even 25 basis points, which shows their caution. But the market’s reaction already says everything. Loose monetary policy is indeed good for crypto, but that’s no longer news—everyone's just waiting here. Reducing positions isn’t a bad idea either, to avoid being caught off guard if there’s another reverse operation one day. Trump’s interest rate haven move feels like paving the way for more aggressive policies later. How to put it, the actual implementation of rate cuts is surprisingly lukewarm—this is the most genuine feedback from the market. Overestimating expectations has created a deep pit; everyone in crypto has to step over it.

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