Lately, I've been paying attention to the developments at the Federal Reserve. To be honest, every move they make is impacting our asset allocation. From the interest rate hike cycle to recent policy adjustments, these decisions are directly shaking the expectations of the crypto market. Have you observed any trends? For example, will their liquidity policy continue to signal? Will they remain accommodative or keep tightening? These questions are crucial for the performance of risk assets like BTC and ETH. My feeling is that more and more institutions are adjusting their holdings based on the Fed's policy pace. Whether it's inflation data or employment reports, each release seems to trigger waves of market reactions. What’s your view on this situation? Continue to wait and see, or do you have any new thoughts?
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SleepyArbCat
· 8h ago
Nap warning, I'm feeling a bit fuzzy now... Wait, you said the Federal Reserve? Suddenly I snapped to alertness. Honestly, I can't sleep on the day of every FOMC meeting, just staring at BTC's candlestick chart to calculate MEV opportunities. The tightening and easing policies are a matter of life and death for our wallets. I'm already tired of institutions following the Fed's rhythm; the arbitrage opportunities are actually the richest amidst these waves.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 8h ago
When the Federal Reserve moves, our wallets shake along—this is the reality, brother.
We were promised inflation would decrease, but it feels like we're just going in circles. The institutions' follow-the-leader moves are really outrageous.
Instead of guessing, it's better to just watch. Anyway, every data release is a buy or sell signal; you can't beat the algorithm.
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GasWaster
· 9h ago
When the Federal Reserve moves, the crypto market has to follow suit. To put it simply, that's how it is.
That's right, it's no longer possible to look at technicals alone; the fundamentals are too intense.
Every time the non-farm payroll data is released, you know it will either rally or crash. Institutions have long treated the Federal Reserve as an automatic trading machine.
My observation is that liquidity has peaked. Moving forward, it still depends on how they flood the market, but I really can't see through it right now.
Instead of guessing, it's better to wait for next week's inflation data. Anyway, risk assets are now just betting on the Federal Reserve's mood.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 9h ago
The Fed people are really the ones controlling the lifeline of the crypto market. Honestly, it's all about reading their mood.
The pace of institutional bottom-fishing is completely led by the PPI data, which is a bit outrageous.
I'll keep observing. No new ideas, just waiting for the drop to set up.
To be honest, I don't quite understand the liquidity policy. It feels like just a prelude to cutting the leeks.
Loose policy leads to rises, tightening leads to falls. What more is there to analyze in this logic... It's just gambling.
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ForkTrooper
· 9h ago
The Fed guys are really our Achilles' heel. Just one data release can cause the coin price to plummet. So annoying.
Lately, I've been paying attention to the developments at the Federal Reserve. To be honest, every move they make is impacting our asset allocation. From the interest rate hike cycle to recent policy adjustments, these decisions are directly shaking the expectations of the crypto market. Have you observed any trends? For example, will their liquidity policy continue to signal? Will they remain accommodative or keep tightening? These questions are crucial for the performance of risk assets like BTC and ETH. My feeling is that more and more institutions are adjusting their holdings based on the Fed's policy pace. Whether it's inflation data or employment reports, each release seems to trigger waves of market reactions. What’s your view on this situation? Continue to wait and see, or do you have any new thoughts?