After bleeding for a month straight, digital asset ETPs just pulled off a dramatic comeback—raking in $1.07 billion in fresh capital. What sparked the reversal? FOMC's John Williams dropped hints about a possible rate cut on the horizon, and traders didn't waste time.
Bitcoin led the charge with $464 million in inflows. Ethereum wasn't far behind, scooping up $309 million. But here's the kicker: XRP absolutely crushed it, setting an all-time record with $289 million flooding in. That's not just a bounce—that's conviction money piling back in.
When Fed officials start talking cuts, risk appetite tends to wake up fast. And right now, crypto's proving it's still the first stop for that liquidity.
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ForkMaster
· 12-02 13:34
With a shout of interest rate cuts, retail investors follow the trend and invest money, treating the Fed as a wealth code.
The rise of XRP this time, I bet five children’s formula money that someone is laying the groundwork behind it.
Funds are running to BTC, and small coins instead have a chance; I’ve been playing this game for ten years.
The money lost in a month comes back in a week; this is what I call a liquidity game.
Just a few words from Williams can move billions of dollars; isn’t the PR cost for the project party too much of a loss?
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-01 13:49
xrp is going crazy, it directly broke the high, feels like someone is about to catch a falling knife
The Fed says a soft coin, and the funds start to get restless, this script is the same every time
btc still holds the big brother position stable, but look at the momentum of xrp... it's a bit hard to hold on
As soon as the interest rate cut expectations come out, the whole market comes alive, liquidity flows into encryption, it's the old routine
Can this rebound last? Or is another whipsaw coming?
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HodlKumamon
· 12-01 13:35
Once the expectation of interest rate cuts comes out, funds seem to be injected with adrenaline... However, the data is indeed impressive, with 1.07 billion inflows, so there is still a probability support for this rebound.
XRP's performance is a bit wild, hitting a historic high of 289 million? The bears need to calculate the risk exposure behind this... It feels a bit overheated.
As soon as the Federal Reserve speaks, the market collectively celebrates, and the speed of risk appetite reversal is truly ridiculous, haha.
The belief in returning funds is just so willful; without further ado, let's continue with Auto-Invest, as the statistical significance is right here.
This rebound rhythm... The bears just flipped through the historical data, and we've seen similar patterns over 20 times, just hold on to your little wallet and it'll be fine.
When liquidity can't find a place to go, it really will surge towards risk assets; this time the incremental funds are coming in a bit aggressively.
Traders under the expectation of interest rate cuts are certainly not wasting any time, but has the bottom been confirmed? The bears are still a bit uneasy.
Bitcoin is leading as expected, but the momentum of XRP as a dark horse... whether it's an opportunity or a trap needs to be confirmed in the follow-up.
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LootboxPhobia
· 12-01 13:33
Once the interest rate is lowered, the funds come rushing in. This trick has been effective for a few years now.
XRP's comeback is incredible; who says it has no chance? Isn't that a slap in the face?
Bitcoin and Ethereum are monopolizing the market, but the small coins are the real dark horses, truly.
A single word from Williams can move a billion dollars; the Fed is the key to traffic.
Is this a real rebound or are they going to trick us into the market again? We can only rely on luck.
After bleeding for a month straight, digital asset ETPs just pulled off a dramatic comeback—raking in $1.07 billion in fresh capital. What sparked the reversal? FOMC's John Williams dropped hints about a possible rate cut on the horizon, and traders didn't waste time.
Bitcoin led the charge with $464 million in inflows. Ethereum wasn't far behind, scooping up $309 million. But here's the kicker: XRP absolutely crushed it, setting an all-time record with $289 million flooding in. That's not just a bounce—that's conviction money piling back in.
When Fed officials start talking cuts, risk appetite tends to wake up fast. And right now, crypto's proving it's still the first stop for that liquidity.