Opinion: After the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates this month, the reason why US stocks and Bitcoin did not rise but instead fell is due to the changes in the shape of the US Treasury yield curve before and after the rate cut.

Odaily Planet Daily Report: 0xNing0x posted on the X platform that after the Federal Reserve’s rate cut this month, the reason why US stocks and Bitcoin didn’t rise but instead fell is due to changes in the shape of the US Treasury yield curve before and after the rate cut. The Fed’s current “triple move” monetary policy—cutting rates by 25 basis points, initiating short-term bond purchases via QE, and guiding expectations of one rate cut in 2026—has finely tuned the steepening process of the US Treasury yield curve. This “bull steep” shape will dominate the trend of the global financial markets from now until the first quarter of next year. Assets such as US stocks, AI stocks, and Bitcoin that are overly priced with optimistic rate cut expectations will remain under pressure, while dividend-paying stocks (banking and industrial stocks) in the US will enter a valuation recovery cycle.