FOMC interest rate cut bomb is coming, $BTC $ETH will the next move be a reversal or a plunge into an irretrievable fluctuation?

Last night, Bitcoin and Ethereum surged and then fell back. To be honest, that wave of increase really didn't look like a sustainable trend, it seemed more like stepping into a gap in the market where no one was trading, the rise was soft and lacked strength.

The FOMC meeting cut interest rates, but it was entirely within market expectations, no surprises. The dot plot was even more of a cold shower, meaning that there might only be one cut next year, so don't have too much hope. This news has a much bigger impact on risk assets than those candlestick charts.

So now the market has turned into this: rising relies on market sentiment, while falling relies on adjustments in future pricing.

In the next few months, data on employment, inflation, and wage growth will be very important. If the data continues to worsen, the market will feel that the Federal Reserve has to cut rates faster and more frequently, which will give risk assets some confidence again; this decline might just be a washout, pushing the weak hands out.

But if the data stabilizes, inflation resurfaces, and the labor market remains tight, then Bitcoin will have to struggle in a range that is uncomfortable, chaotic, and fluctuating.

In short, right now, no one in the market has formed a unified view, everyone is waiting for the market to give a clear direction. But funds are tightly held and not easily released, which is the fundamental reason for the lack of market liquidity, not that people really don't have money.

In this kind of market, the ones who are most likely to lose money are not those who misjudge the direction, but those who are eager to find answers and bet immediately. Blindly making trades will ultimately result in losses greater than gains; cognition determines height, follow me for daily sharing of trading logic, and I will help you find opportunities for flipping positions! #美联储降息 #加密市场反弹 #加密市场观察