The Fed's December FOMC meeting and Powell's press conference will serve as the pricing anchor for all risk assets this week.

At this time, Bitget @bitget launching zero-fee stock tokens plus a trading competition essentially provides a low-cost tool for participating in macro volatility.

This time, the market is no longer debating whether there will be a rate cut, but is focused on two things:
👉 Whether the rate cut path for 2026 will be revised downward
👉 Whether Powell will continue to suppress "dovish expectations"

As long as there is even the slightest signal of "inflation under control + economic cooling" in the wording, trading opportunities in tech stocks will be quickly amplified. This is exactly when assets like ADBE / ORCL / GOOGL are most likely to experience sharp, pulse-like moves.

From a trading structure perspective, the underlying logic of this round of Bitget stock token activity is also very clear:
- Zero fees = Increased short-term margin for error
- Trading competition = rewards based on trading volume, not win rate
Essentially: using the uncertainty of macro events to exchange for liquidity and user activity

To put it more bluntly: you’re not betting on the Fed’s direction; you’re using the volatility created by the Fed to capture the deterministic platform subsidy.

The real key boils down to one sentence:
This isn’t a value investing track—it’s a battleground for event-driven, volatility arbitrage, and liquidity games.
In a data window of the FOMC’s magnitude, stock tokens = a more flexible, lower-barrier short-term tool than spot stocks or US stock accounts.