The Fed's decision early this morning threw the entire market into chaos.
A 25 basis point rate cut was implemented; logically, this should be a sign of easing liquidity. But the movements of BTC and ETH have been like a roller coaster—Wall Street traders and a former president are all criticizing on social media. This isn't the doveish feast the market expected; it more resembles a spicy dessert—outwardly friendly, but scorching to the tongue.
The core contradiction is: rates were cut, but the market isn't buying it.
Powell’s wording at the press conference was very subtle. On one hand, he an

@$ZEC recent performance is worth noting. From a technical perspective, the hourly chart has already touched the bottom support zone, indicating a short-term rebound opportunity. More interestingly, on-chain data shows that funds have been continuously flowing in, which is usually a sign of bottom accumulation.
Based on these observations, my approach is to take a light long position, targeting the 415 level. For risk management, set the stop-loss at 385, so the retracement space is relatively limited. The daily chart layout is also still in progress.
On a macro level, expectations of the Fede

#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 The Federal Reserve suddenly took action, and the market exploded—first by cutting interest rates by 25 basis points, then by announcing the restart of its $40 billion short-term government bond purchase plan. Many people, upon seeing this combo move, started shouting "Liquidity injection ahead," and market sentiment was instantly ignited.
But is this really a bullish signal? Researcher Adam from Greeks.Live poured cold water on the excitement: Hold on! To judge this rally, we need to look at three hard indicators.
**First, the "liquidity drought" at year-end is no small matter.*

Last night, the Federal Reserve meeting concluded, and on the surface, it followed the standard script— a 25 basis point rate cut as expected, with Powell reiterating the economic soft landing and no risk of hard landing. But a closer look reveals that this meeting harbored a somewhat unfriendly undertone.
What’s truly worth cautioning is the dot plot. The rate cut expectation for 2026 was directly cut to just once, and more sharply, three members openly dissented, citing concerns over inflation rebounding and sluggish productivity recovery. This stance effectively locks in much of the future

#加密生态动态追踪 Yesterday, gold's current price moved quite sharply, not only without a correction but unexpectedly jumped directly from 4182 to 4247. That's a 65-point increase. If a pullback occurs next, it will be a good opportunity to continue going long.

All the market hype before the rate cut has been fully digested, and everyone who followed yesterday has basically gained something.
However, today there are still people in the community trying to catch the bottom. I need to pour some cold water: the current market direction is really unclear. The market remains suppressed by bears, and technical indicators also show signs of weakness. Blindly catching the bottom at this time carries high risks. A more stable approach is to follow the trend, with light positions and look for shorting opportunities, which is much more reliable.
As for how far

#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 The Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut at 3 a.m. If this round of expectations is fulfilled, the market's rebound rhythm should be adjusted accordingly.
The recent rebound essentially reflects the market pricing in policy expectations in advance. Now the key is whether the technicals can truly stabilize. Let's review the market logic:
**$BTC key levels to watch**
94000 is the critical resistance for the third surge. It's normal to see a pullback if it doesn’t hold this level. Currently, the focus is on the 90000 support—if broken, 89000 is a common retes

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates again on December 10th—by 25 basis points, bringing the federal funds rate to the 3.5%-3.75% range. This is the third rate cut this year, totaling 75 basis points.
But this time is different.
The voting process revealed the most intense internal division in five years: three members voted against the proposal. Board member Michelle Bowman was particularly vocal, dissenting three times in a row. Her term expires in January next year, and this move has a somewhat "farewell gift" tone. The last time such a significant split occurred was back in September 201

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 BTC repeatedly tests the 90k-96k range, and it’s clear that many are starting to consider shifting to traditional large-cap stocks like NVDA and Apple. But honestly, selling BTC to trade US stocks at this moment might be the most亏损 (loss-making) trade when considering the risk-reward ratio:
**The difference in growth ceilings is huge**. For traditional tech giants to multiply several times is no easy feat; fundamentally, it’s a game of distributing the existing cake. In contrast, BTC as the infrastructure of digital assets is still in the phase of explosive增量 (incremental) grow

#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC At this position, what do you all think? Should we start accumulating or continue to observe? This rebound in the crypto market feels like an opportunity. 😂

Just now, the Federal Reserve delivered a shocking move—cut interest rates by 25 basis points at the December FOMC meeting, bringing the target range down to 3.50%-3.75%. This is the third rate cut since September! How long has the market been waiting for this moment?
But this time is different. Among the 9 voting members, there were unexpectedly 3 dissenting votes, marking the first split vote in six years! Some argued that the cut wasn't aggressive enough (advocating a 50 basis point cut), while others believed there shouldn't be a cut at all. Internal divisions within the Federal Reserve re

The expectation of interest rate cuts has arrived, and the current market situation is indeed different. $BTC and $BNB, these mainstream cryptocurrencies, have been quite interesting in their recent fluctuations.
Frankly speaking, for ordinary investors, this could really be a critical moment. The entire crypto market is changing from both policy and capital perspectives. Market conditions are like this; opportunities and risks often coexist.
To talk about getting rich quickly? That depends on individual operations and luck. But indeed, many people have seized opportunities at such turning poi

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💥This rate cut, the market simply didn't buy it
In the early hours, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as scheduled. Logically, this should be a celebration for risk assets. But what happened? BTC and ETH didn't rise but fell, experiencing a sharp shock. Wall Street was disappointed, and Trump directly criticized it by criticizing, leaving the bulls collectively confused—where's the promised continuation of the bull market?
🎯Where's the problem? Simply put: this round of rate cuts "aren't enough"
**Understand two contradictions and you'll get it:**
**They cu

Today, I had a crash.
100 wallets, just gone like that.
It’s not theft, not accidental deletion, and I didn’t update anything — I just opened the App and everything was empty. I was completely stunned.
Usually, I advise beginners to back up their "private key and seed phrase three times," but now it’s my turn to face the nightmare — having to re-import the damn 100 seed phrases.
Some wallets were created casually for airdrop testing; I can't remember which document or cloud storage I saved the seed phrases in. Maybe on that old phone that’s already out of battery? I completely can't recall.
Th

#数字资产生态回暖 $NIGHT type coins are always prone to attract a group of people during market rebounds. When the market is good, greed often takes over—everyone wants to make a quick profit in the wave. But these things are indeed risky. They rise rapidly and fall just as hard. The easiest to fall into are those who chase the high, always thinking they can control the rhythm. In reality? The market never moves as expected. Instead of focusing on rebound opportunities, it's better to first consider how much drawdown you can tolerate. Greed is more deadly in the crypto world than anywhere else.

Powell's speech this time had basically no new content. He himself admitted that since the last FOMC meeting, economic data haven't changed much. However, there is a detail worth noting—he repeatedly mentioned the issue of rising unemployment rates.
As soon as he finished speaking, Trump shot back. The old man is clearly dissatisfied with the pace of rate cuts, directly criticizing Powell for being too conservative. According to Trump, the current rate cut amount is simply not enough; it needs to be doubled, for example, a one-time cut of 50 basis points.
Now it seems these two are completely

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Ten Years of a Veteran Trader's Profit Taking Regret Diary
That ADA incident in 2020 still stings my heart.
I started with a heavy position at $0.03, and within three months, the coin price skyrocketed to $1.2—forty times, everyone. During that period, the first thing I did every morning was check my account, flipping through the floor plans of the school district houses multiple times. And what happened? Greed kept me from selling, and I watched the coin price plummet back to $0.2, with my realized profits instantly shrinking to nothing, and my dream of buying a house was dash

#数字资产生态回暖 Market fluctuations are always opportunities. During this dip, I took advantage of the favorable position to build a position, and I bought some $BTC and $ETH. The orders are still in place, and I'll see how the trend looks after dawn. To be honest, in this kind of rebound market, you need to stay calm; otherwise, it's easy to make impulsive moves. I'm going to take a quick nap now, and we'll see the results tomorrow.