šØ Everyone says āRate cuts = instant bull run.ā
But history shows thatās not how Bitcoin works. Letās break it down š
1. Rate cuts donāt pump markets right away.
They signal a change, but money takes time to flow.
⢠In 2008 and 2019, stocks dipped before recovering.
⢠Crypto only followed once investors felt safe again.
2. Look at 2020.
When rates dropped, BTC didnāt skyrocket overnight.
It rallied months laterāafter QE, stimulus, and a big jump in money supply.
Early buyers chasing the narrative got rekt.
Patient ones caught the real move.
3. What about now?
Markets already expect September cuts.
When Powell confirms, it might actually trigger a āsell the newsā dip before real momentum kicks in.
4. September seasonality matters.
Historically, itās one of the worst months for risk assets.
Rate cuts + weak season = choppy, risky setup.
Likely playbook:
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$BTC dips after the cut
⢠Retail panics and turns bearish
⢠Smart money quietly accumulates
⢠BTC rips higher toward $90K when no one expects it
5. What fuels the next run?
⢠Lower yields push money out of bonds
⢠A weaker dollar makes BTC a hedge again
⢠Stablecoin supply growth = more liquidity for alts
But none of this happens instantly.
6. Altcoin rotation will lag.
First BTC moves, then ETH, then the rest of the altsājust like 2020, but faster this time.
The strategy:
⢠Stay calm during the dip
⢠Accumulate BTC + ETH at strong levels
⢠Load up on alts only after BTC breaks 90K
⢠Ignore Twitter sentimentāit flips at the wrong time
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