The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, resulting in a "textbook-style" crash in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin surged to 94,000, but within three seconds it plummeted, leaving many people stunned. What happened to the good news? How did it turn into a selling signal?

In fact, the truth is simple: the market speculates on "expectations," not "news." The rate cut had already been fully priced in by the market a month in advance! When the news was finally announced, it became the best time for smart money to take profits and turn around to sell. What you thought was good news was actually just a pre-prepared selling window.

Even more heartbreaking is the sudden shrinkage of the "future expectations." The dot plot shows that the pace of rate cuts for the next two years will be as slow as squeezing toothpaste, with only one cut likely in 2026. The market's original fantasy of "continuous massive liquidity" has been shattered halfway. Money won’t become cheaper; where will all the new money come from to drive up cryptocurrency prices?

The most critical point is that even within the Federal Reserve, there is significant disagreement. This time, three members actually opposed the rate cut! What does this indicate? Internally, there is a severe fear of a rebound in inflation, worrying that this might be the last rate cut for some time. For the cryptocurrency market that relies on liquidity, it's like hearing the sound of the faucet possibly being turned off.

Take care of yourselves!