When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, my first reaction is not to look at the S&P or gold,
but rather — the crypto market is really about to be ignited.
Why?
Because interest rate cuts are favorable for traditional markets.
But what about the crypto market?
That's when the floor collapses, the ceiling rises, and risk appetite is directly maximized.
In a word:
Interest rate cuts are not favorable; this is a signal of war.
1. Funds will rush in like beasts.
Do you think funds will slowly enter the market?
Wrong.
Interest rate cuts are a command to all capital:
"Stop watching and start hunting."
When the US dollar interest rate goes down, money will automatically flee from fixed deposits and bonds, these 'retirement assets'.
Turning to a highly elastic, highly volatile market that can double.
In a market that can double, who is the king?
Cryptocurrency. Always cryptocurrency.
2. A bull market is not walked out, it is pushed out by interest rate cuts.
Who lit the fire in the last bull market?
Was it Bitcoin?
Was it halving?
Neither.
It was the Federal Reserve's unlimited easing + low interest rates.
Now the same plot has come again, but the main character has changed to:
Interest rate cut cycle + liquidity reversal + institutional accumulation.
Did you think the market has already risen?
That was just a warm-up.
The real main course hasn't been served yet.
3. Top coins will explode, small coins will take off.
The first to rise after interest rate cuts are BTC and ETH,
But what really makes people rich is the latter half:
L2 Concept
AI Track
Ecological Coin
Meme Super Volatility
Low Market Cap Rocket
This is the most enjoyable phase in the cycle:
Mainstream tears open a gap, small coins ride the wave.
4. Those who are still bearish now will be the fuel for the next round.
At the beginning of each interest rate cut, someone says:
"The market is too high, I dare not enter."
"The Federal Reserve's rate cut may not necessarily be good news."
"It should still fall."
What’s the result?
They are the most stable characters in the bull market:
Air Force fuel + chasing high leeks + peak floor dealers.
The market will never reward those who hesitate.
5. The interest rate cut opens a new track, not a good news.
This is not a small rebound,
not a single bullish candlestick,
not a piece of news.
This is a signal of an era:
Liquidity is back, the bull market is back, opportunities are back.
Those who can seize the opportunity achieve financial freedom in one cycle.
Those who don’t understand will still ask in the next cycle: "Will it rise again?"
Conclusion: The interest rate cut is the starting point, not the climax.
The market will not explode on the day of the interest rate cut,
but every major trend starts accelerating 1–3 months after the rate cut.
If you want to eat a full round of big meat, now is the best preparation period.
If you wait for "reconfirmation",
by the time you confirm, the market has already confirmed and left you behind.


