After the interest rate hike of the yen on #数字资产市场洞察 , $BTC did not break the $80,000 mark and is still holding here. According to market expectations, the yen interest rate hike should have caused a plummet in the crypto market, but the Americans came with a "Reserve Management Purchase" that directly supported the market data - this detail went unnoticed by many.
Thinking deeper, the logic behind this is actually quite clear. The Federal Reserve is currently investing over $40 billion each month to purchase short-term government bonds. We've seen this approach before—during the global financial crisis in 2008, the way to rescue the market was just like this. Once the Fed opens the floodgates, the market will dance along; this is a rule of experience.
So now the price of 80,000 is most likely in the bottom area, and the probability is increasing. In terms of strategy, as we approach the end of the year, we can gradually position ourselves; after the new year in the first quarter, I am optimistic about the start of a bull market, which may usher in a super cycle. The key is to seize this window of liquidity easing, with the timing right before us.
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bridge_anxiety
· 11h ago
The Fed's old trick is back again, I've seen it too many times in previous years... but this time it really feels different.
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DAOdreamer
· 11h ago
I really hadn't noticed this reserve management purchase before; it turns out the Fed is operating like this behind the scenes.
Details determine success or failure, no wonder 80,000 can cover it.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 11h ago
Here we go again, the Fed's old trick, we always fall for it.
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DiamondHands
· 11h ago
The Fed's old tricks are back again, they always work, and us retail investors just wait to benefit.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 11h ago
80,000 is really a tough hurdle to overcome, the Fed has started point shaving again, history always repeats itself.
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CommunityLurker
· 11h ago
80,000 held up, the Fed's move is brilliant, it really does depend on the Fed for sustenance.
After the interest rate hike of the yen on #数字资产市场洞察 , $BTC did not break the $80,000 mark and is still holding here. According to market expectations, the yen interest rate hike should have caused a plummet in the crypto market, but the Americans came with a "Reserve Management Purchase" that directly supported the market data - this detail went unnoticed by many.
Thinking deeper, the logic behind this is actually quite clear. The Federal Reserve is currently investing over $40 billion each month to purchase short-term government bonds. We've seen this approach before—during the global financial crisis in 2008, the way to rescue the market was just like this. Once the Fed opens the floodgates, the market will dance along; this is a rule of experience.
So now the price of 80,000 is most likely in the bottom area, and the probability is increasing. In terms of strategy, as we approach the end of the year, we can gradually position ourselves; after the new year in the first quarter, I am optimistic about the start of a bull market, which may usher in a super cycle. The key is to seize this window of liquidity easing, with the timing right before us.