The latest statements from the Federal Reserve are worth paying attention to. From a policy perspective, the likelihood of a significant rate cut in the first half of 2026 does not seem high, which means that the market's liquidity expectations are unlikely to change in the short term. For the cryptocurrency market, this kind of capital pressure will be a long-term issue.



However, from another perspective, Bitcoin's recent correction may not be as pessimistic. It is more like a technical pullback. Looking at historical patterns, whenever Bitcoin breaks through psychological levels like 10@E5@ thousand dollars, a normal retracement of around 20-30% usually follows. This kind of volatility is actually a natural reaction of the market to digest growth expectations, rather than a signal of trend reversal.
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TokenCreatorOPvip
· 12-14 09:45
With interest rate cuts nowhere in sight, it's truly time to endure this Breaking 100,000 triggers a pullback, I believe in this pattern The Federal Reserve's move has us all stifled A 20-30% normal correction, easy to say Funding issues are constraining us, and it will probably remain the same next year Technical adjustments or sell-offs, anyway I will keep accumulating
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governance_lurkervip
· 12-14 09:43
Interest rate cuts are nowhere in sight; this time, we really have to endure it. After breaking 100,000, a pullback of 20-30% is still a reliable pattern we've seen for years; just stay calm. The Federal Reserve has truly cornered us, but this wave of Bitcoin correction is essentially a shakeout; don't be scared out. Funding pressure is indeed troublesome in the long run, but history tends to repeat itself; interest rate cuts will come eventually. It's the familiar routine again: breaking through psychological price levels inevitably leads to a pullback; nothing special this time. The postponement of rate cuts is indeed frustrating, but this adjustment range is actually within acceptable limits.
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AirDropMissedvip
· 12-14 09:39
The Federal Reserve is truly ruthless; interest rate cuts are nowhere in sight, so we just have to tough it out. I'm actually feeling more assured about this wave of BTC correction; that's just how history is. A 20-30% decline is completely normal, who are we scaring? Liquidity crunch is a long-term issue, there's no rush. Breaking through 100,000 will make us cough up blood — this rule has been proven accurate every time.
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OnChainSleuthvip
· 12-14 09:38
A rate cut is nowhere in sight, but is this wave of Bitcoin correction really just a normal pullback? I’m not quite convinced. Wait, a 20-30% pullback is called "normal"? Easy for you to say. Here we go again, every time they say the technicals are healthy, but it still ends up with losses. The Federal Reserve’s attitude, there’s really not much good news in the short term. Be prepared for a prolonged battle. Breaking the 100,000 mark inevitably leads to a pullback? That pattern seems a bit forced to me. Liquidity crunch is real; no matter how much Bitcoin adjusts, it can't change this fact.
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Anon32942vip
· 12-14 09:26
Interest rate cuts are nowhere in sight, so just hold on to your assets. Anyway, you can't run away from it. A 20-30% pullback after a 100,000 increase—this pattern is truly experience-based, but no one can predict exactly how much this wave will drop. The Federal Reserve's move is really sneaky, dangling liquidity without letting go. History will repeat itself, but each time the details are different. Will this time be different? Short-term discomfort, but not the end of the world. Just like this. A 20-30% correction is healthy, in my opinion, it's more solid than a straight-up surge. Liquidity crunch—that's the real killer move.
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GateUser-9ad11037vip
· 12-14 09:25
The Fed is up to something again; interest rate cuts are nowhere in sight. This wave of BTC correction is very normal; $100,000 is just that threshold. History has always been like this; we have to accept it. Wait, is it really just a technical issue? Or is there something else going on?
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