#以太坊大户持仓变化 The Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations have shifted—markets are now betting on three rate cuts of 25 basis points each in March, July, and September this year, which is a clear departure from previous forecasts of January, March, and September.
Honestly, this policy adjustment has a significant impact on the crypto market. The recent fluctuations in $BTC and $ETH are somewhat linked to the Fed's movements.
A 380-point increase? That's just the appetizer. The real storm is brewing. Once the rate cut cycle truly begins, liquidity will flood back into the market, and the reallocation of funds will become the main focus. At that point, how will whales act, and how should retail investors respond? These questions are still unknown. The key is to watch the Fed's actual actions, not just the expectations.
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RektDetective
· 22h ago
Hmm... Fed has changed its tone again. This time, the window schedule feels a bit interesting.
Wait, what are the whales doing right now? Why do I feel like they've already been eyeing this wave?
380% increase? Come on, everyone. This is old news by now. The real show hasn't even started yet.
Once the rate cut starts, liquidity will splash out. Let's see who can catch the bottom then.
Don't just focus on expectations; you still need to watch the moment Fed actually takes action.
This market volatility is a bit crazy; it feels like there's a big move hidden behind the scenes.
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BearMarketLightning
· 01-12 08:16
Wait, the interest rate cut windows have been moved to March, July, and September? Then the packages bought earlier would be wasted... Fed really knows how to play.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-11 09:00
The Federal Reserve is acting up again, March, July, September... just wait and see.
Once interest rate cuts actually happen, retail investors will still need to hold tight to BTC, or they'll be left questioning their life choices.
When liquidity floods the market, the big whales will have already positioned themselves, and we're just here to pick up the pieces.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-11 09:00
The interest rate cut window has changed again, and this move is a bit impressive... The big whales probably sensed it a long time ago.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-11 09:00
The useless Federal Reserve keeps talking up, retail investors are still struggling with 380 points... So funny
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-11 08:57
The interest rate cut window has been moved from January to March. What does this mean? The whales are definitely already adjusting their positions.
On the day the Fed actually cuts rates, retail investors will still be looking at charts—they're already too late.
380% increase? That's hilarious. We'll only know what a real surge looks like once liquidity actually arrives.
Expectations and reality are worlds apart. The key is to see what the Fed actually does—don't be fooled by the rumors.
What impact will this wave of adjustments have on on-chain data? Has anyone analyzed it in depth? It feels like the big players already know the information in advance.
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FomoAnxiety
· 01-11 08:43
It's Fed again and interest rate cuts again. Why do you keep following the Federal Reserve's tail?
If liquidity were really to be activated, those whales would have been quietly stockpiling, while retail investors are still here watching the charts.
#以太坊大户持仓变化 The Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations have shifted—markets are now betting on three rate cuts of 25 basis points each in March, July, and September this year, which is a clear departure from previous forecasts of January, March, and September.
Honestly, this policy adjustment has a significant impact on the crypto market. The recent fluctuations in $BTC and $ETH are somewhat linked to the Fed's movements.
A 380-point increase? That's just the appetizer. The real storm is brewing. Once the rate cut cycle truly begins, liquidity will flood back into the market, and the reallocation of funds will become the main focus. At that point, how will whales act, and how should retail investors respond? These questions are still unknown. The key is to watch the Fed's actual actions, not just the expectations.