I think you are right. A big drop to 90k or lower is needed so people go in extreme fear. Then it will be Uptober and Pumpovember and in December we will enter the bear market.
Doctor-Strange
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🚨🚨🧐 Everyone Thinks “Rate Cuts = Moon” 🌕… But BTC Has Other Plans ⚡Here is the Full story!!!
Everyone thinks rate cuts = instant bullrun But history tells a VERY different storyHow BTC will really react and what’s coming next If it helps, drop a like, repost, and save. Appreciate the support! Rate cuts don’t inject liquidity overnight. They signal a shift, but liquidity takes time to flow.In both 2008 and 2019, markets dipped before finding bottom.Crypto followed only after risk appetite returned.
In 2020, BTC didn’t moon the day rates dropped. It rallied months later - after QE, fiscal stimulus, and massive M2 expansion. Narrative chasers got rekt early. Only those who waited through fear caught the real wave. So what happens now? Markets have already priced in September rate cuts. When Powell confirms, it’ll likely be a “sell the news” moment. Short-term dip, confusion, then real momentum.
Also: seasonality matters. September is historically one of the worst-performing months for risk assets. Rate cut + weak season = dangerous combo. Don’t fade the data.
Expect this sequence: - BTC dips post-cut - Retail panics - Sentiment flips bearish - Smart money accumulates - BTC rips toward $90K while no one believes it What drives the next run? - Lower yields = capital moves out of bonds - Weakening dollar = BTC becomes a hedge again - Stablecoin supply growth = more liquidity for alts All fueled by rate cuts, but not instantly. Altcoins will lag even more. BTC will lead, $ETH follows, then alts explode. Same cycle as 2020, just faster this time. Front-run the rotation - don’t chase it. The strategy Stay calm when the dip comes Accumulate BTC + $ETH at key levels Prepare alt positions after BTC breaks 90K Don’t listen to Twitter sentiment - they’ll flip at the top 👉 If you found this article valuable, please consider liking, sharing, and leaving a comment. Your support helps spread the message—and if you’d like to go a step further, tips are always appreciated.