Stop fixating on candlestick charts! The Federal Reserve is the real player in the cryptocurrency market.
Stop struggling against the candlestick charts on your screen!
The eye of the storm in the cryptocurrency market is never within the coin circle, but at the Federal Reserve's conference table across the ocean.
Recent institutional views have made it clear: as long as the unemployment rate in the U.S. rises slightly by 0.1% each month, the Federal Reserve's rate cuts next year could far exceed market expectations.
This is not a baseless prediction, but an obvious 'open conspiracy'.
Now that inflation data is weak and the job market has hidden cracks, the Federal Reserve has already swapped the 'knife' of rate hikes for the 'candy' of rate cuts.
This is by no means a charitable act—once the faucet of global liquidity is turned on, a torrent of funds will inevitably flow into high-risk, high-volatility assets, with cryptocurrencies taking the brunt.
Do you think bulls and bears are drawn by market makers? You're dead wrong!
The real market makers are those suited elites who formulate monetary policy based on unemployment rate reports.
They lightly adjust the interest rate knobs, and global markets will be shaken.
November data has already shown a yellow light: inflation is controllable, but employment cannot hold up, and expectations for liquidity easing are about to go wild.
How should retail investors respond?
Remember these three points: pay less attention to candlestick charts and focus more on Italian finance, observe macro trends rather than technicals for big cycles.
Strictly control positions and keep some dry powder; don’t wait for the flood of funds to arrive while you are already out of the game due to liquidation.
Focus on core assets; if a wave of rate cuts comes, Bitcoin's digital gold attributes will be highlighted again, don’t be dazzled by altcoins.
The volatility in financial markets is a result; the root lies in the decimal points of the unemployment rate and the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes.
What retail investors need to do is to patiently wait for opportunities and strike decisively and steadily when the time comes.
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