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What signals did the Federal Reserve's December meeting reveal? An overview of economic growth, employment, and inflation prospects
【Crypto World】The latest Federal Reserve meeting minutes clarify several key signals. The US economy is still on a moderate growth path, neither too fast nor too slow. However, the labor market is clearly cooling, and this change is worth paying attention to.
Inflation is quite interesting—risk appetite is upward, indicating that the Federal Reserve still has concerns about a rebound in prices. But in the long term, market expectations are that inflation will fall back to the 2% target by 2028. This gives the market a relatively clear direction: short-term inflation pressures may fluctuate, but mid-term stability is expected.
These data are also relevant to the crypto market. The pace of Federal Reserve policy adjustments and changes in economic fundamentals often influence capital flows and the performance of risk assets.
Short-term fluctuations, long-term stability... sounds nice, but who dares to bet on 2028?
A decision by the Federal Reserve, and the crypto world immediately trembles; it truly can't do without it.
Inflation to ease by 2028? Fellow investors, first look in the mirror. Our wallets in 2024 haven't even recovered yet, haha.
Short-term fluctuations, medium-term stability. Basically, it's about continuing to harvest retail investors before the end of the year, and then reassessing next year. I can predict this process with my eyes closed.
Funds flowing into risk assets? I believe it, but I trust even more that retail investors are always the last to take the fall.
Honestly, the impact of the Fed's minutes on crypto prices is even faster than a tweet from some big V in your WeChat group.
Short-term inflation fluctuations are only stable in the medium term? Then 2025 will be a tough year... The crypto market funds will definitely be chaotic again.
The Federal Reserve's rhetoric has been heard so many times, but the key is whether they will continue to flood the market with liquidity. Otherwise, it's all empty talk.
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Return to 2% in 2028? Do we have to wait that long...
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The Federal Reserve’s rhetoric sounds comfortable, but I’m just worried the data might change again.
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Capital flows into crypto, ultimately it depends on when they really stop raising interest rates.
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Economic growth is moderate? I feel like the market is still trembling.
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Short-term volatility with long-term stability, this is the line they always say...
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Cooling of the labor force directly impacts consumption, that’s the core issue.
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Inflation risk is rising? So should we buy the dip or run away?
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Here we go again, anyway, whatever the Federal Reserve says, the crypto market tends to do the opposite.
Honestly, the main concern is the rebound in inflation; short-term fluctuations are inevitable.
Return to 2% in 2028? Dream on, is it that smooth?
This definitely has an impact on the crypto world; where the funds will flow still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.
It feels like the US economy is walking a tightrope, unstable.
There will definitely be more variables in the short term, so don't be too optimistic.
The risk of inflation rebound is still there, it won't return to 2% until 2028... that timeline is a bit long.
Short-term volatility, medium-term stability—sounds nice, but we rely on this volatility to buy the dip.
When the Federal Reserve's policy moves, the crypto market follows suit. This logic makes sense; funds will always flow toward higher yields.
Can the rate-cut cycle continue? The signals seem a bit unclear.