#美联储恢复降息进程 The probability of interest rate cuts soared from 35% to 91% - the Fed is serious this time.
Do you remember Powell's statement over a month ago that "don't take for granted a rate cut in December"? At that time, the market was in shock. But now? Quantitative easing has officially come to an end, and rate cut expectations have taken off.
In plain terms, the Fed's stance has completely changed: inflation is no longer the number one enemy, employment is.
The data is there – the new jobs added in September were only 119,000, which is more than a halving compared to the first half of the year; the unemployment rate is 4.4%, reaching a four-year high. This report released on November 20 is enough to make the decision-makers anxious.
Once the inflation shackles are loosened, the pace of interest rate cuts is likely to accelerate. For the market in 2026, this is probably the most worthy bet... After all, with liquidity returning, $BTC and $ETH will have room for imagination.
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AirdropHarvester
· 4h ago
Powell is really panicking this time; the liquidity expectations have brought life back to the crypto world.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 20h ago
Powell is really a drama queen, his speech changes as fast as a face change.
$BTC is about to take off, should we enter a position in this liquidity wave?
The employment data is so bad, a rate cut is a done deal.
The Fed's attitude has turned around so quickly? It feels a bit like a trap.
The 2026 market relies entirely on this rate cut to support it, are you betting on it?
Wait, the unemployment rate has hit a four-year high and they still dare to cut rates? The logic is a bit magical.
Liquidity returning is the way to go, encryption is about to get lively.
There is a 91% chance of a rate cut, is this time for real or just another act?
With the employment data in a 50% slump, no wonder the Fed is so panicked.
Can $ETH turn around this time? The question is when to take action.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 20h ago
Powell is playing a reversal this time, the market exploded directly ah
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The interest rate cut is here, liquidity is loosened, BTC is feeling like To da moon
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The employment data is so bad, the Fed has to give in, wait to enter a position
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Is it true or not, the attitude has turned 180 degrees in just over a month? It seems that inflation is indeed not good
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The market in 2026 starts from here, it's not too late to enter a position now
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The unemployment rate hits a four-year high, the Fed can't sit still haha
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Once liquidity returns, this is the real encryption spring ah
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CrossChainMessenger
· 20h ago
Powell's reversal this time is truly a killer move. Just over a month ago, he was stubbornly holding his ground, and now he directly admits defeat... Liquidity is here, this is the real gambling moment.
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It's another policy flip-flop. Why do we trust the Fed so much? Anyway, I only look at coin prices.
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With such dismal employment data, the probability of rate cuts jumped from 35% to 91%, indicating that the market has seen through it long ago, just waiting for a reason.
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Wait, this logic is a bit convoluted... Inflation easing = liquidity overflow = coin rise? Or is it that the depreciation of the dollar raises coin prices? The details are a bit messy.
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Is this how the market in 2026 is bet on? I thought we would take off in November...
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No, wait, a rate cut means the dollar is weak, which is indeed favorable for BTC, but can it last in the short term?
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When Powell plays the opposite position, the market has to follow suit... If this liquidity really comes, there isn't much room for imagination.
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With unemployment rates hitting new highs and rate cut probabilities soaring, why does it feel like this is cushioning the economy? Can it really last?
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RugpullTherapist
· 20h ago
Powell is lying again. As soon as the employment data is bad, they immediately change their tune, typical political showboating.
Wait, are they really going to cut rates this time? My BTC can still fly for a while.
That report in November was indeed a bit grim, but I still don't quite trust the Fed; they always say one thing and do another.
Liquidity is most profitable when entering a position, is it too late to get in now? Any thoughts, frens?
Powell flips faster than turning pages in a book, where are the tough words from before? This time it feels like they are really taking action.
Fully priced-in good news means Unfavourable Information, buddy. The high expectations for rate cuts are making me a bit anxious; this isn't a trap, right?
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tx_pending_forever
· 20h ago
Powell's reversal this time is quite harsh, we will see the truth next month
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Liquidity recovery allows the crypto world to breathe, is 2026 stable?
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The employment data is so bad, not lowering interest rates is actually strange, it's just a matter of time
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A 91% probability indicates what, the Fed has no choice
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I've said it long ago, inflation is a phantom enemy, employment is the real issue
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The interest rate cut chain is coming, where will BTC run?
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The arguments from over a month ago now look like a joke haha
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Quantitative easing is coming to an end, a new round of point shaving is about to start, looking forward to 2026
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Unemployment rate breaks a four-year high, how can Powell still hold on?
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Is this time real or just another FED trick?
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DeFiAlchemist
· 20h ago
*adjusts alchemical instruments* ah, the transmutation begins... powell's liquidity alchemy finally clicking into place. 91% probability? that's not just noise—that's the market pricing in the philosopher's stone moment we've been waiting for.
#美联储恢复降息进程 The probability of interest rate cuts soared from 35% to 91% - the Fed is serious this time.
Do you remember Powell's statement over a month ago that "don't take for granted a rate cut in December"? At that time, the market was in shock. But now? Quantitative easing has officially come to an end, and rate cut expectations have taken off.
In plain terms, the Fed's stance has completely changed: inflation is no longer the number one enemy, employment is.
The data is there – the new jobs added in September were only 119,000, which is more than a halving compared to the first half of the year; the unemployment rate is 4.4%, reaching a four-year high. This report released on November 20 is enough to make the decision-makers anxious.
Once the inflation shackles are loosened, the pace of interest rate cuts is likely to accelerate. For the market in 2026, this is probably the most worthy bet... After all, with liquidity returning, $BTC and $ETH will have room for imagination.