#大户持仓动态 $BTC, $ETH, $BNB have recently come under pressure. The latest signals from the Fed show that the probability of interest rate cuts has fallen to 22%, and officials' statements have turned hawkish—implying that inflation is severely underestimated and the high interest rate period may last much longer than expected. The entire market is like a tightly wound spring, with everyone waiting for Powell's next statement to determine the direction.
At this time, it is most taboo to go all-in in a single direction. Instead of blindly going long or short, it is better to maintain a flexible position and leave yourself enough room to react. After all, the lower the expectations, the greater the imagination for a rebound. Currently, it is the window period for early layout and waiting for opportunities.
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AirdropHunter
· 2h ago
This guy Powell still wants to leak some news; we'll just wait and see, after all, we need to keep some cash on hand.
Those who are all in will definitely get played for suckers this time; I'm just watching the show.
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MergeConflict
· 9h ago
Powell is like the remote control of the market; everyone has to listen to him. A 22% probability of interest rate cuts, is this forcing us all-in on short positions?
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Flexible positions sound easy, but when it comes to critical moments, I still can't change the all-in habit...
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Is the expectation for a low point rebound imaginative? Why do I only see a mess on the ground?
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Wait, can we not get played for suckers this time...
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Spring window period, right? Last time I heard this, I lost 30% directly.
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The Fed's hawkish turn, should we escape or lie in ambush? It's really hard to gamble on this.
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With BTC being suppressed like this, the good brothers are watching to see who capitulates first.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 19h ago
I really didn't expect the interest rate cut probability to be 22%. It feels like Powell is going to screw a lot of people over this time.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 19h ago
Powell really knows how to mess with people's minds, the market is completely ruined by him.
With no hope for rate cuts, who would dare take a Heavy Position? I’m almost becoming a Spot trader.
A 22% chance is worse than buying a lottery ticket... let's just wait and see.
Three months ago, he was talking about rate cuts, and now a direct hawkish reversal, this move is just brilliant.
What’s the point of going all-in? One person can ruin themselves enough, it’s better to play it safe and diversify.
It feels like the entire market is betting on Powell’s words, it’s too heart-wrenching.
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zkProofGremlin
· 19h ago
This guy Powell really knows how to stir things up, a 22% probability of interest rate cuts, which means everyone is left hanging. Not going all-in is the right way to go, otherwise you'll get trapped and have nowhere to cry.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 19h ago
The probability of interest rate cuts has fallen to 22%, now it's really time to hold onto the chips tightly, friends who are all-in are probably going to eat dirt huh.
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Powell's words can determine hundreds of billions in market capitalization, just wait...
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The imagination of a rebound from the expected low point sounds good, but isn't it just the gambler's mentality? I choose to lie flat and wait.
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Flexible positions sound easy, but in actual operation, everyone chases the price at high points and cuts losses at low points, don't fool yourself.
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The high interest rate cycle seems far away, those with cash will laugh last, this time I've learned to be smart.
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The market's spring breeze doesn't reach the Jade Gate Pass, let's see when the hawkish turns dovish, for now, it's better to avoid than to engage.
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BasementAlchemist
· 19h ago
The hawkish shift really caught me off guard, a 22% probability of rate cuts is truly outrageous, how is this interest rate cycle not over yet?
Let's hold our ground, going all-in is really a gambler's mentality, being flexible is never wrong.
#大户持仓动态 $BTC, $ETH, $BNB have recently come under pressure. The latest signals from the Fed show that the probability of interest rate cuts has fallen to 22%, and officials' statements have turned hawkish—implying that inflation is severely underestimated and the high interest rate period may last much longer than expected. The entire market is like a tightly wound spring, with everyone waiting for Powell's next statement to determine the direction.
At this time, it is most taboo to go all-in in a single direction. Instead of blindly going long or short, it is better to maintain a flexible position and leave yourself enough room to react. After all, the lower the expectations, the greater the imagination for a rebound. Currently, it is the window period for early layout and waiting for opportunities.