💥The Federal Reserve suddenly hits the pause button - the tapering has stopped!
This is equivalent to injecting a dose of liquidity into the market's veins in advance. With weak economic data and tightening funding, the Federal Reserve finally dares not continue to siphon off liquidity. The pressure on the fiscal side is immense, forcing it to hit the brakes.
How will the market react? 👉 The liquidity inflection point has emerged. 👉 Expectations for interest rate cuts rise again 👉 The major cycle for 2025–2026 may have quietly begun.
The significance of this shift signal is more thought-provoking than the surface actions.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 5h ago
The tapering has stopped, this was long overdue, but the timing is just incredible. Is the market going to da moon next year?
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LiquidityOracle
· 6h ago
Hey, the tapering has stopped, this was anticipated long ago, now we just wait for the rate cut to happen.
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Liquidity inflection point? I see this as a signal that the Fed is backing down, the economic data is too disappointing.
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The big cycle starts in 2025. I bet $ZEC can double. Who agrees, raise your hand.
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To put it bluntly, the fiscal pressure is still high, and the Fed is forced into point shaving. The market will be lively soon.
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Such inflection point signals are most likely to be played for suckers, everyone be alert.
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As expectations for rate cuts rise, will it surge directly? I don't think so, we still have to see how the upcoming CPI data turns out.
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FlatTax
· 6h ago
The tapering has indeed stopped, which is a turning point, but the question is whether interest rate cuts will really come or if it will just be more dovish remarks.
Whether this liquidity turning point is reliable depends on how the fiscal side plays out.
If the Fed eases up, will the crypto world take off directly? Not necessarily, we still need to look at those macroeconomic factors.
In any case, the cards for 2025-2026 are not clear yet; it feels a bit early to say that the cycle has started.
I just want to ask, with them stopping the tapering, can the crypto market really benefit from this wave of dividends?
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WhaleInTraining
· 6h ago
Damn, has the tapering stopped? Is this true or are they playing mind games again?
Wait, is the liquidity turning point really here? Is the crypto world about to da moon?
So it turns out Powell can't hold on either, that's hilarious.
2026 big cycle? Why do I feel like we're just drawing up a fantasy again... but maybe this time it's different?
Should I enter the market now or wait and see? I'm feeling a bit anxious.
I’m optimistic about the rising interest rate cut expectations, ZEC might rebound this time.
So tiring, I have to research the policies again, can't we just charge ahead?
This signal is definitely tempting, hope it's not a bear trap.
The Fed has really surprised me, giving a lifeline at a critical moment.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 7h ago
The tapering has stopped? This is going to explode, liquidity is really coming.
I saw it coming long ago, the Fed is stubborn as a dead duck, but in the end, it still has to admit defeat.
Is it still worth entering the market for the big trend in 2025?
Damn, this signal came a week earlier than I predicted, a bit unpleasant.
Hurry up and buy the dip, the next cycle is going to da moon.
Sitting on coins, life and death depend on fate, wealth and honor are in the hands of heaven.
Now small coins should be able to turn around, does ZEC have a chance?
The entire market is waiting for this moment, the rhythm is truly grasped perfectly.
$GIGGLE $ZEC
💥The Federal Reserve suddenly hits the pause button - the tapering has stopped!
This is equivalent to injecting a dose of liquidity into the market's veins in advance. With weak economic data and tightening funding, the Federal Reserve finally dares not continue to siphon off liquidity. The pressure on the fiscal side is immense, forcing it to hit the brakes.
How will the market react?
👉 The liquidity inflection point has emerged.
👉 Expectations for interest rate cuts rise again
👉 The major cycle for 2025–2026 may have quietly begun.
The significance of this shift signal is more thought-provoking than the surface actions.