#美联储重启降息步伐 White House economic advisor Hassett recently made a statement, publicly expressing that the Federal Reserve should consider a "prudent rate cut" and even predicted that the US economic growth rate could reach 4% next year. The signal behind this statement is worth pondering for the cryptocurrency market.



What does a rate cut mean? It means looser liquidity and capital looking for new opportunities. Historically, whenever there’s more money in the traditional financial markets, alternative assets like Bitcoin tend to attract attention. From a sentiment perspective, this is a positive signal. But don’t overlook the word “prudent”—policy shifts won’t happen with the pedal to the metal, and market reactions won’t be immediate.

To be honest, market rallies driven by policy expectations are often just catalysts. What really helps you stand firm in the market is never just the news—it’s your own judgment and risk management awareness. Short-term volatility may be exciting, but impulsively jumping in will most likely leave you getting whipsawed.

Here are a few practical thoughts to share with you:

First, don’t rush to chase a rally just because of a piece of news. Before policy expectations are realized, the market will test the waters repeatedly. Emotional operations easily leave you buying at the top.

Second, stick to your original plan. If you’ve been dollar-cost averaging or holding assets you’re optimistic about, just keep your pace—don’t let short-term noise interfere.

Third, stay away from leverage and contracts. Policy windows are when volatility is at its highest—preserving your principal is a hundred times more important than betting on the right direction.

Finally, if the market pulls back due to excessive excitement, that’s actually an opportunity to buy the dip. Real opportunities are often hidden in moments of calm.

To sum up: News is for everyone, but your position is yours alone. Only by not being led by emotions can you truly stand firm when the winds rise.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 7h ago
actually, the "prudent" caveat is doing some real heavy lifting here... statistically speaking, 87% of retail fomo entries during policy expectation windows get liquidated within 72 hours. empirically, correlation between fed signals and btc price action is like r²=0.34 at best—basically noise masquerading as signal. but sure, let's pretend everyone's gonna stick to their dca plan lmm
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AirdropHustlervip
· 14h ago
It's another wave of policy expectations, the same old trick... To put it bluntly, it's just waiting for the rate cut to actually happen. Those who are chasing the rally now won't even know how they'll get dumped on later.
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AirdropHuntressvip
· 14h ago
After research and analysis, the word "prudence" is quite watered down. Historical data shows that policy expectations often drive the market more than the policies themselves, but they're also the most likely to leave you standing at the peak. Don't be greedy—the real opportunity to position yourself actually comes during pullbacks.
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TommyTeachervip
· 14h ago
Here we go again... The rate cut expectations have been hyped so many times, but the ones who really make money are still those who were positioned early. We retail investors shouldn't just follow the crowd.
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