Is the Fed going to "split"? This week's interest rate meeting may be the biggest divergence in history

Question

There is a trend worth paying attention to on December 10 - this week’s Fed interest rate meeting may be very lively.

According to analysts, the internal disagreement of this meeting will be quite large. Of the 12 voting members, up to five may vote against it. You know, since 2019, the FOMC has not had a meeting where 3 or more people opposed it.

What is reflected behind this? There is a voice in the market that the Fed is becoming more and more politicized. But interestingly, asset prices don’t really reflect this risk.

More crucially, analysts believe this state of tearing will become the norm. By 2026, the Fed will unanimously pass a policy decision? That could become a rare thing.

For the currency circle, if the Fed fails to reach a consensus for a long time, the uncertainty of monetary policy will continue, which will have a significant impact on the pricing of risk assets.

SmartContractWorker · Accepted Answer

Five dissenting votes? The Federal Reserve is really about to have internal conflicts now.

Politicalization is real, but the most outrageous thing is that the market hasn't reacted yet.

Passing unanimously in 2026? Dream on. Future consensus will be a luxury.

The crypto circle will now have to consider both impermanent loss and uncertainty as a double blow.

The Federal Reserve is divided, risk assets are suffering, and so are our wallets.

Feels like this is the real black swan event.

Policy uncertainty = opportunity or trap, it's hard to say.

If this continues, reading the Federal Reserve's statements will be more difficult than reading K-line charts.

liquiditea_sipper · Answer

5 downvotes? The Fed is really going to split, and now the currency circle should wake up

In other words, policy uncertainty is a time bomb for us to trade

However, asset prices have not yet reflected the risk? Then this wave may have a chance

By 2026, it will be a luxury to pass unanimously, and it will take a lot of tearing...

If the Fed does this, the stability is completely gone, and risk assets really have to be repriced

5 people sang the opposite tune, the first time since 2019, and it felt like it was going to change

AirdropFreedom · Answer

Is the Fed going to break up? Now the currency circle has to be tossed haha

5 downvotes? I just said that sooner or later something will happen to these people, and the politicization is really going to be ruined

I haven't reacted yet, and I'll know it hurts until next year

Uncertainty is the greatest certainty, okay, I'll just wait to cut the meat

Is this deal interesting, it's all waiting for the Fed to fight first

digital_archaeologist · Answer

5 downvotes? What kind of trouble is this?

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The Federal Reserve has also begun to infight, how to play in the currency circle

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Politicization + uncertainty, this combination is too unfriendly to us

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Unanimous approval in 2026? I laughed to death, I felt that the FOMC was a quarrel meeting at that time

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Asset prices haven't reacted yet? That's the opportunity, wait to see the reaction

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If there is no consensus for a long time, the life of risk assets is indeed sad

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If this meeting really causes 5 objections, it will be big news

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The Fed has also learned to divide, what does it mean? It shows that no one is really sure how to go forward

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Monetary policy has been wavering, and we have to be ready to run away at all times

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From 2019 to now, no one has opposed it, can it really break the record this time? You have to look at it

MemeTokenGenius · Answer

The Fed is about to become a "parliament", with 5 votes against? Now life in the currency circle is even more difficult

Really, unanimous approval in 2026 is rare? I feel that politics belongs to politics, and leeks are still leeks

Uncertainty is flying all over the sky, asset pricing is directly messed up, and we coin people are waiting to be harvested

Wait, asset prices haven't reflected the risk yet? That's not enough

Growing differences are the norm... This is even scarier than a 50% drop

GhostAddressHunter · Answer

5 downvotes? Is this still the Fed, I feel like it's going to break up

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The politicization of the Fed should have been said a long time ago

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Unanimous approval in 2026? I'm afraid it's difficult, and the currency price will be ruined by these people again

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Uncertainty is the most murderous, now it's good, let's continue to lie down and equalize the results

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What kind of consensus can you expect from splitting like this... Risk assets suffered

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Infighting, the Fed is really starting to mess up

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The 5 negative votes are really amazing, and the market is not reacting to this rhythm

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Politicization is a cover, to put it bluntly, it is still a matter of profit distribution

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Monetary policy can't play tricks, and it's even more difficult in our currency circle

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Wait to see the reversal on December 10, and some people will definitely be stunned

Rugman_Walking · Answer

The Fed is going to infight, and now the currency circle has something to play

5 downvotes? Laugh to death, this is to cause trouble

Who can trust the politicized Fed...

Uncertainty is the greatest certainty, and both bulls and bears have to panic

Unanimous approval in 2026? Dreaming, it is estimated that there will be 12 people and 12 opinions

The asset price has not yet reacted, indicating that this is just the beginning

This is the real risk, which is more terrifying than a 20% drop

Tearing normalized, we have to be prepared

Just wait for the Fed to mess up first