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Are you also wondering about the stone yard at this moment? The Fed has lowered interest rates, which is clearly 'easing,' so why is the market down? Behind this, the market is actually playing a 'game of expectations' with you.

📉 Su Ke summarizes it in three points:

First, good news has been fully priced in: the interest rate cut was anticipated early, and once it was implemented, it became a selling point.

➁ Second, signals are more important than actions: at the FOMC meeting, while the Fed lowered interest rates, they also took a 'hawkish' stance, hinting that there may be fewer cuts or even no cuts next year, which left the market feeling cold.

S&P and Baoshifu are blaming each other.

Third, economic concerns have been confirmed: lowering interest rates = acknowledging economic pressure, which amplifies pessimistic sentiment.

Su Ke believes that after each interest rate cut, fluctuations do not necessarily indicate a trend reversal, but often a reassessment of expectations. ETH trend analysis: for truly promising assets like BTC, ETH, BNB, the volatility of SOL and AAVE instead presents opportunities.