Recently, the traditional financial sector has been quite active. BlackRock's Chief Investment Officer Rick Reider publicly stated that the Federal Reserve should cut the benchmark interest rate to 3%. This voice carries weight— as the leader of a top global asset management firm, his views often reflect the actual stance of institutional funds.



Why is this worth paying attention to? Simply put, a rate cut is a signal of monetary easing. When interest rates decline, the appeal of traditional assets like bonds diminishes, and large amounts of capital will seek new yield outlets. Historical experience shows that in such an environment, crypto assets often perform even better.

From a market logic perspective, if the Federal Reserve truly responds to such calls, mainstream crypto assets like BTC and ETH are likely to be boosted. However, it’s important to emphasize that relying solely on policy expectations is not enough to trigger a market rally; the market is always a comprehensive reflection of multiple factors. Easing expectations, institutional entry, technical analysis, and sentiment—all need to align.

Currently, the situation is that traditional financial institutions are paying more attention to liquidity conditions, which is a positive signal in itself. But as participants, don’t be blinded by short-term expectations. Maintaining reasonable position sizing and tracking the Federal Reserve’s actual moves are prudent approaches. The statements from the Fed in the coming months will be very important and worth close observation.
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BearMarketSunriservip
· 01-15 04:58
BlackRock's recent statements sound good, but does the Federal Reserve really follow suit? That's the key question. --- Expectations of rate cuts are being hyped up, but without actual action, it's all just talk. Don't be fooled by the shakeouts. --- Institutional funds are looking for an exit, while retail investors follow the trend and keep sending money—old tricks. --- 3%? I want to see if the Fed will really do that. There are too many people talking about it now. --- Position management is crucial; don't go all-in on policy bets. Those who panic are always the ones getting hurt. --- Viral opinions like this are most likely to cause FOMO and chasing high. Be sure to discern carefully. --- Loose liquidity is indeed good for the crypto market, but don't forget about inflation. --- Can a few months of Fed statements decide everything? I don't believe it; the market isn't that simple. --- BlackRock's voice can represent institutional sentiment, but it doesn't reflect the Fed's true intentions. --- Let's wait and see. Instead of guessing about the Fed, it's better to focus on the technical support levels of BTC.
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FlashLoanKingvip
· 01-14 07:13
The expectation of interest rate cuts has already started to be discussed by BlackRock, and institutions are really beginning to show signs of movement. Wait, we need to see the actual actions of the Federal Reserve; don't get carried away by the emotions of the options market. Ah, it's the same old story—historical experience, easing expectations, liquidity... Can this time be any different? 3%. If it's really... BTC should be making a move now, but I still want to see what the technicals say. Interest rate cuts = capital seeking an exit; this logic isn't wrong, but who really knows how much the rebound can be? Just listen, don't go all-in and wait to die; position management is the most important.
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gas_guzzlervip
· 01-13 18:26
BlackRock's recent statements are truly meaningful. Major institutions are starting to push for interest rate cuts. Is this paving the way for easing? It seems that funds are indeed looking for new outlets.
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MetadataExplorervip
· 01-13 00:48
BlackRock's recent statements are a bit too obvious; it seems like institutions are really eager and waiting for a rate cut. Lower to 3%? At that point, capital flow into cryptocurrencies will be the real highlight, but don't get carried away, everyone. Honestly, it all depends on what the Federal Reserve says; it's just a matter of one statement, don't be fooled by expectations. Institutions are moving, which is indeed a signal, but the risks also need to be guarded against. If this wave of BTC doesn't have policy support, relying solely on expectations might not hold up.
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MidnightSellervip
· 01-13 00:47
BlackRock's move is interesting. As the expectation of interest rate cuts arises, the crypto market has started to stir, but I think we still need to see how the Federal Reserve responds; we can't rely on just one opinion.
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AlwaysAnonvip
· 01-13 00:45
BlackRock really knows how to ride the hype. As soon as the rate cut expectation emerged, someone started speculating along with it. We still need to see what the Federal Reserve actually does.
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MEVHuntervip
· 01-13 00:22
Loose monetary policy comes with capital seeking an exit, and at this time, watching the arbitrage opportunities in the mempool with those price differences can be quite outrageous... Purely expecting interest rate cuts is not enough; we need to wait until institutions actually start moving in the mempool.
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