$BTC $ETH $SOL Why did the Fed's interest rate cut become a "stumbling block" for the crypto market? The market's turbulent pattern has already been set!

The Fed's interest rate cut was supposed to be a major boost, but the crypto market reacted with a "cold shoulder". This move is really hard to understand!

After the Fed officially announced the interest rate cut on December 11, the crypto market did not rise but instead fell into turbulence, with a total market value of $3.13 trillion. BTC slightly dropped by 0.14%, ETH increased by 2.34%, and only a few currencies like M coin and ZEC surged. Even though Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs saw net inflows of $286.2 million and $209 million respectively this week, the market still wasn't stimulated, and the fear and greed index remains stuck in the fear zone at 28.

Ultimately, the market had already factored in the 25 basis point rate cut into the prices. After the good news landed, profit-taking occurred, compounded by Powell's hawkish comments, adding pressure from macro uncertainties. Institutions have also stated that BTC, ETH, and SOL will fluctuate within the range of $86,000-$94,200, $3,100-$3,400, and $125-$145 respectively in the upcoming period.

How long do you think this wave of turbulence will last? What can the crypto market rely on to break the deadlock? Share your thoughts in the comments!