The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, in line with expectations, bringing the rate to 3.50%-3.75%.

The trend followed the script completely, with the rate cut implemented, a brief surge, and then a sharp drop.

Bitcoin cooperated as well, spiking to 94,000 right after Powell spoke, but after a mere three seconds, it fell back to around 90,000.

What does this indicate?

The market is not excited at all; this good news has already been fully priced in.

Don’t expect the Federal Reserve to provide opportunities anymore.

The dot plot is laid out, showing one rate cut each in 2026 and 2027, moving as slowly as squeezing toothpaste.

There are internal disputes, with worries about inflation on one side and unemployment on the other, while Powell is directly shrugging it off, saying future cuts depend on whether the employment data shows any consideration.

Goldman Sachs has stated that the phase of preemptive rate cuts is over; if you want to continue cutting, you'll have to wait until the labor market weakens a bit more.

So, brothers, don’t think that a rate cut means money is being handed out.

What truly drives the bull market is the flow of funds, not this kind of slow decline.

Right now, retail investors are not participating, and the main players are cautious, so not much money is coming in.

My advice is simple: don’t act impulsively! Bitcoin is currently just oscillating, and it's normal for it to jump up and down.

If you want to buy at the bottom, you can, but make sure to do it in batches.

If it takes a few more days to consolidate, or even dips a bit more, that's not surprising at all.

Those who are heavily leveraged and all-in, thinking they can make a quick turnaround, are likely to be taken out by the next big bearish candle.

In short: the good news has been fully absorbed; let's wait for the next data before making any moves. During this time, observe more and act less; keep your hands steady. #美联储降息 #加密市场观察