The Fed’s interest rate meeting is coming up next week. December rate cut? The market is already treating this as a done deal—now everyone’s focus has shifted to January: will there be another cut or not.
At such a critical juncture, there probably won’t be any big moves before the meeting. For those still holding chips, selling off some at highs in batches over the next few days isn’t a bad idea. After all, the market is getting more and more bearish. If the rate cut really happens, it’ll most likely play out with the usual pattern: a rise first, followed by a drop.
But I still want to stay optimistic—what if they don’t follow the usual script this time? After all, BTC around 90,000 still has pretty solid support. It’s worth watching a bit longer.
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BearMarketBard
· 8h ago
December was pinned, now everyone is watching January, this routine is getting old.
Sell in batches when prices are high, don’t wait for the same trick of rising first and then falling after the rate cuts.
BTC's support at this level is okay, but I can't be too optimistic, the bear vibes are too strong.
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ZkSnarker
· 8h ago
imagine if the fed actually pulls a 180 on january and we're all sitting here looking stupid lmao... well technically the 90k support *is* pretty legit tho, not gonna lie
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SocialFiQueen
· 8h ago
Sell in batches when the price is high, this time we really need to take it easy, otherwise we'll end up chasing the top again.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 8h ago
An interest rate cut isn't necessarily a good thing—this time it's really easy to see the "rise first, fall later" pattern play out. It's exhausting.
The Fed’s interest rate meeting is coming up next week. December rate cut? The market is already treating this as a done deal—now everyone’s focus has shifted to January: will there be another cut or not.
At such a critical juncture, there probably won’t be any big moves before the meeting. For those still holding chips, selling off some at highs in batches over the next few days isn’t a bad idea. After all, the market is getting more and more bearish. If the rate cut really happens, it’ll most likely play out with the usual pattern: a rise first, followed by a drop.
But I still want to stay optimistic—what if they don’t follow the usual script this time? After all, BTC around 90,000 still has pretty solid support. It’s worth watching a bit longer.