#降息预期 I've been a bit confused lately watching Bitcoin's trend. Suddenly, I saw so many analysts say that Bitcoin has already "priced in" the Fed's rate cut. I'm really curious—what does that actually mean?😅

I just read about it carefully, and it seems that the market had already factored in the rate cut, so after the $80,000 pullback, Bitcoin is now gradually climbing again. I noticed that something called the 200-day moving average has turned positive for the first time in a month. Analysts say this indicates that bullish momentum has returned, and it feels like there's some improvement?🚀

But what's more heartbreaking is that some analysts say this rate cut isn't as powerful as expected, and the Fed has hinted that future rate cuts will be more difficult. So retail investors are still reducing their holdings, which naturally causes some anxiety. But on the other hand, institutional investors seem to be continuously buying, recently adding over 40,000 more Bitcoins.

Now I’m a bit unsure—should we expect a Christmas rally, or be more cautious and wait? The macro situation still feels a bit uncertain. What does everyone think? Would love to hear the veterans' opinions😊