#美联储降息 Recently, this wave of market activity has indeed left many people confused. Ultimately, it’s the policy signals that are guiding the overall rhythm — after the Federal Reserve’s rate cut was finalized, the market shifted its focus to potential future central bank actions. Currently, there are two conflicting trends: one is the expectation that the central bank may keep interest rates unchanged in January, and the other is the rumor that the Bank of Japan will raise its benchmark interest rate to 0.75% on December 19.
Many industry insiders believe that this series of actions could spell a "short-term death sentence" for the crypto market. But think carefully — Japan’s economy is sizable, and how much influence can a single rate hike have? The true driver of market movements is still the Fed’s actions. The key volatility point in December is expected around the 19th. Instead of panicking and following the trend, it’s better to calmly observe the actual measures taken by each central bank — policy expectations often create short-term fluctuations more easily than the policies themselves.
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BrokenDAO
· 3h ago
Policy expectations—I've heard this set of rhetoric too many times. Every time it's "this time is different," but what happens? It's still the same old tired game. The market has long learned to react to headlines rather than to reality.
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YieldWhisperer
· 12-13 08:45
lol people obsessing over BoJ moves when the real lever is still in DC... actually the math on japan's impact doesn't check out here
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-13 08:28
Here comes the same old policy expectation talk, honestly I'm tired of it
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Japan raising interest rates just to scare us, hilarious
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Instead of guessing blindly, better wait until the 19th to see the outcome
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Using the term "short-term death sentence" is pretty harsh, I think it's a short-term arbitrage opportunity
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The Federal Reserve is the real boss, Japan's just playing around
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Expectations are always more stimulating than reality, let's see who can withstand this wave
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I just want to know at what point to buy the dip, stop with these empty talks
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It's easy to listen calmly and observe, but the coins in hand are depreciating
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Every time they talk about observing policies, but it still ends up being follow-the-leader selling
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Indeed, be cautious around the 19th, but don't let public opinion steer the rhythm
#美联储降息 Recently, this wave of market activity has indeed left many people confused. Ultimately, it’s the policy signals that are guiding the overall rhythm — after the Federal Reserve’s rate cut was finalized, the market shifted its focus to potential future central bank actions. Currently, there are two conflicting trends: one is the expectation that the central bank may keep interest rates unchanged in January, and the other is the rumor that the Bank of Japan will raise its benchmark interest rate to 0.75% on December 19.
Many industry insiders believe that this series of actions could spell a "short-term death sentence" for the crypto market. But think carefully — Japan’s economy is sizable, and how much influence can a single rate hike have? The true driver of market movements is still the Fed’s actions. The key volatility point in December is expected around the 19th. Instead of panicking and following the trend, it’s better to calmly observe the actual measures taken by each central bank — policy expectations often create short-term fluctuations more easily than the policies themselves.