$BTC $ETH The Night of Rate Cuts Revealed! How the Federal Reserve's 'Balance Sheet Expansion' and Internal Disagreements Reshape the New Narrative of the Crypto Market

Tonight, the Federal Reserve's rate cut of 25 basis points is almost a certainty, but this is not the real focus of the market.

The key lies in whether the post-meeting statement will release a 'balance sheet expansion signal'—if, as predicted by Bank of America, the Federal Reserve announces the start of a monthly $45 billion short-term debt buying program, it means that liquidity is expected to be re-injected into the market, directly benefiting risk assets like crypto.

More liquidity often drives funds to seek high-yield targets, and mainstream crypto assets like Bitcoin may see a new wave of allocation demand.

The deeper highlight of this meeting is the publicization of internal disagreements within the FOMC, where five voting members expressed opposition to further easing, highlighting the intensifying game behind monetary policy.

This 'politicization' of disagreements may lead to short-term policy uncertainty, but it also suggests that the interest rate environment may remain relatively loose until 2026, providing a longer growth window for the crypto market. History shows that liquidity expectations and policy path reshaping are often significant drivers of bull markets.

The market has quietly priced in the rate cut; what truly needs attention tonight is Powell's remarks on 'balance sheet management' and the distribution of opinions among members.

If a clear intention for balance sheet expansion is released, it could ignite the next wave of market activity. Investors are advised to stay alert, rationally layout liquidity-sensitive assets, and seize structural opportunities.

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