The contradictory statements from Federal Reserve officials have once again stirred the nerves of the market.
Just announced a heavy expectation of a 150 basis point cut by 2026, and then immediately followed with "I have no idea about my future at the Federal Reserve." Fed Governor Milan's move left everyone stunned.
This is no small matter. It’s important to know that a single statement from a Fed official can shake global capital flows. On one side is the monetary policy that influences the dollar’s movement and affects trillions of dollars in asset allocation; on the other side is the uncertain personal job situation. The stark contrast between these two statements instantly created a big question mark in the market: Is the 150 basis point rate cut expectation a collective consensus of the Fed, or just a temporary remark from a single high-ranking official?
What’s even more unsettling is that this "leak first, blame later" rhythm makes the already foggy Fed policy even more elusive. Market participants are beginning to dig deeper: how much interest conflict is hidden behind these inconsistent statements? What impact will this have on the USD exchange rate? This policy uncertainty will ultimately transmit to the volatility of the cryptocurrency market. No one knows what will happen next.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-12 01:25
This guy from Milan is really incredible. First, he drops a big move of 150 basis points and then instantly deletes his persona. This move can be called a textbook-level "bluff."
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0xOverleveraged
· 01-11 15:38
150 basis points? First tease everyone and then shift the blame. The Fed's old trick... the crypto world is going to suffer.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-10 20:34
The Fed folks are really good at playing. When they talk about a 150 basis point rate cut, it triggers trillions of dollars to follow suit, then they turn around and say they don't know what's going on... Who would believe that?
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RektRecorder
· 01-10 04:31
Here we go again with this routine? Drop a bombshell that blows up the entire market, then turn around and act clueless. Is the Federal Reserve playing with fire?
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ConsensusBot
· 01-09 01:55
Milan, what are you playing at? Saying there's a rate cut and then saying it's uncertain, the market has been messed up.
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ChainChef
· 01-09 01:41
ngl this fed recipe is half-baked... one minute they're seasoning the market with 150bps cuts, next they're like "idk what's happening to me" lmao. that's not how you run a kitchen, that's chaos. crypto's gonna simmer in this uncertainty for a while tbh
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DYORMaster
· 01-09 01:37
They're at it again, the Fed's move is truly exceptional.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-09 01:31
ngl this fed theater is just alchemy in disguise... one minute 150bps of alpha brewing, next minute "idk my own future" lmaooo the liquidity sacrifice plays itself
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 01-09 01:28
The Federal Reserve's move is really a spy war, with a smoke screen in one hand and shifting blame in the other. We're just waiting to be harvested, retail investors.
The contradictory statements from Federal Reserve officials have once again stirred the nerves of the market.
Just announced a heavy expectation of a 150 basis point cut by 2026, and then immediately followed with "I have no idea about my future at the Federal Reserve." Fed Governor Milan's move left everyone stunned.
This is no small matter. It’s important to know that a single statement from a Fed official can shake global capital flows. On one side is the monetary policy that influences the dollar’s movement and affects trillions of dollars in asset allocation; on the other side is the uncertain personal job situation. The stark contrast between these two statements instantly created a big question mark in the market: Is the 150 basis point rate cut expectation a collective consensus of the Fed, or just a temporary remark from a single high-ranking official?
What’s even more unsettling is that this "leak first, blame later" rhythm makes the already foggy Fed policy even more elusive. Market participants are beginning to dig deeper: how much interest conflict is hidden behind these inconsistent statements? What impact will this have on the USD exchange rate? This policy uncertainty will ultimately transmit to the volatility of the cryptocurrency market. No one knows what will happen next.