# Fedratecutexpectationsheatup

#Fedratecutexpectationsheatup #Octobermarketprediction
The minutes gave the green light for further interest rate cuts.
In the minutes of its September 17-18 meeting, published on October 8, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) indicated that "further monetary easing may be possible depending on forward-looking data flow."
According to the minutes, the vast majority of policymakers assess that inflation will continue to decline and growth is slowing. Therefore, a 50 basis point cut in the federal funds rate to the 4.75-5.00 percent range was deemed "appropriate." However, two members of the Federal O

Bitcoin crashes to $102,000 amid Trump tariff shock
Bitcoin plunged to a three-month low of $102,000 following Trump’s tariff announcement, marking its steepest drop since June. Spot prices on major cex hit $107,000, while CoinGlass data shows $19.13B in crypto liquidations over 24 hours — $16.68B from leveraged longs.
The broader market tumbled, with Ethereum (ETH) down to $3,500 and Solana (SOL) sliding below $140. Analysts at Hyblock Capital noted, “Global 2x leverage on most altcoins was totally wiped out.”
China’s potential tightening of rare earth exports and new U.S. tech trade restrict

#Fedratecutexpectationsheatup
October has become the peak season for rate cut expectations. Here’s the latest:
🔍 What Do the Macro Indicators Say?
Weakening employment: ADP private sector data shows only 89,000 new jobs in September—far below expectations.
- Inflation under control: The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, Core PCE, remains steady at 2.9%. This opens the door for potential rate cuts.
- Government shutdown: With the U.S. federal government closed, official data flow has halted. The Fed may have to make decisions with incomplete information.
📈 Market Expectations
According t

#Fedratecutexpectationsheatup
October has become the hottest month for interest rate cut expectations. Weak job growth, steady inflation, and government uncertainty have fueled speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut rates sooner than expected. With markets pricing in over a 94% chance of a cut, investors are preparing for a potential shift in U.S. monetary policy that could drive global and crypto market rallies.
October Turns Into the Month of Rate Cut Hopes – October has become the main period where everyone expects a Fed rate cut.
Markets Brace as Fed Rate Cut Odds Surge Past 94% – M

The Crypto Assets market is undergoing tremendous changes. After 2025, we may witness the end of the altcoin season, a phenomenon that was once all the rage may become history.🌟🔥🌟🔥🌟🔥
Bitcoin has gone through multiple bull markets and even hit a new high this year. However, the performance of alts has been disappointing. Their trend shows a disturbing pattern: when mainstream coins rise, alts rise slightly; when mainstream coins fall, alts fall even harder.
The altcoin market is showing serious polarization. Established altcoins like DOT, FIL, and EOS continue to be weak, while emerging a

Key Takeaways:
Analysts say the BTC price could fall to a range of $118,000-$120,000 before resuming its upward trend.
Open interest in Bitcoin futures has fallen by $4.1 billion since its peak, which could indicate a "healthy" reversal.
Bitcoin
BTCUSD
has fallen 3.7% from its all-time high of $126,000 and could revisit $118,000 in the next few days, but data suggests that a sustained hold below this level may be short-lived.
Bitcoin could first fall to $118,000
Bitcoin was trading at $121,300 on Friday, after experiencing moderate declines over the past 24 hours, according to data from Cointe