Word on the street: Fed Chair Jerome Powell might greenlight another 25-basis-point rate trim this week, even though some of his colleagues at the central bank are getting jittery about stubborn inflation. The divide's real—some policymakers worry cutting too fast could reignite price pressures, while Powell seems focused on keeping the economy from stalling. For crypto holders? Rate cuts typically juice risk assets, but if inflation fears spike again, we could see volatility whipsaw across the board. Markets are watching every syllable from the Fed presser.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 6h ago
Powell is really daring to gamble, cutting interest rates is playing with fire, and inflation is stirring again.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 6h ago
Same old story again—the classic rate cut expectations vs. inflation fears routine. Does Powell really dare to make a move this time? Honestly, I'm getting a bit of PTSD from this [bitter smile].
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The bottom range is always torturous like this, but opportunities are also born out of such disagreements. Waiting to see Wednesday's speech—whether this round can be reborn depends on it.
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Rate cuts are a bull's anesthesia, but once the inflation monster stirs, things flip fast. This time you have to be more patient, don't be greedy, and remember to stay clear-headed especially when losing money.
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I believe the dawn will come eventually. Now is the time to rebuild your mindset—it's always like this before value returns.
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To put it bluntly, the Fed is playing with fire—trying to save the economy while fearing an inflation rebound. The crypto market hates this kind of uncertainty the most.
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That's what the bear market teaches you—finding opportunities in disagreements, not being hijacked by market emotions.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 6h ago
They're about to cut interest rates again. Powell is really playing his cards well—daring to cut even while inflation is still bouncing around. That's some guts.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 6h ago
Another 25bp hike? Powell really dares to gamble.
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Cutting rates before inflation is dead? That logic is a bit absurd.
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The Fed is divided internally, and ordinary people... just waiting to get rekt.
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Rate cut = coins go up, but this time it doesn’t feel that simple... if inflation bounces back, we’re screwed.
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Listening to their chatter is pointless; the key is to watch how the coins move.
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Powell wants to save the economy, but might end up causing bigger trouble. Who takes the blame then?
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25bp sounds small, but if it really spikes inflation, we’ll be back to the nightmare of 2022.
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A bunch of old guys all talking past each other; retail investors are always the ones who suffer most.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 6h ago
Powell is going to cut rates again? Inflation isn't fully under control yet. We'll have to see what the Fed presser says this time.
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RektButAlive
· 6h ago
It's Powell being dovish again... Are they really going to cut rates this time? I really can't hold it together anymore.
Word on the street: Fed Chair Jerome Powell might greenlight another 25-basis-point rate trim this week, even though some of his colleagues at the central bank are getting jittery about stubborn inflation. The divide's real—some policymakers worry cutting too fast could reignite price pressures, while Powell seems focused on keeping the economy from stalling. For crypto holders? Rate cuts typically juice risk assets, but if inflation fears spike again, we could see volatility whipsaw across the board. Markets are watching every syllable from the Fed presser.