#数字货币市场回升 The latest forecast from Societe Generale shows that the Fed will continue its interest rate cut cycle next year. What does this news mean for the Digital Money market?
The logic of interest rate cuts is actually not complicated: as interest rates decline, the cost of funds decreases and market liquidity increases. When the yields on traditional safe-haven assets decline, some funds will naturally seek targets with higher returns. As a high-volatility asset class, crypto assets have always been one of the candidates for hot money. If U.S. Treasury yields do indeed decline as expected, Digital Money may welcome a wave of inflows from allocation funds.
However, don't let the words "interest rate cut" cloud your judgment.
The market never moves in a straight line. Capital rotation has its own rhythm, and the current reality of "economic resilience still exists, and inflation remains sticky" means that this process may be repeatedly tugged. Jumping in at the sight of good news often leads to standing halfway up the mountain.
So what should we do now?
First, pay close attention to macro signals. These types of policy expectations will affect the medium-term direction, not noise.
Second, check the position structure. If you hold a long-term bullish asset, don't easily exit due to short-term fluctuations. Real opportunities often require patience.
Third, set aside some flexible funds. If the market experiences a pullback after an anticipated rise, that will be the time to enter the market in batches, rather than chasing highs.
The faucet is slowly being turned on, but that doesn't mean the water will rush into your pool immediately. Prepare your containers in advance so that when the water really comes, you can catch it and hold it steady.
When the wind is strong, first fix the boat.
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MevSandwich
· 12-01 09:39
The expectation of interest rate cuts is back, but I see how many people are going to be played for suckers again...
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AirdropHermit
· 12-01 09:38
Another interest rate cut expectation, sounds great but it's still early for it to actually happen. It's still the old saying, don't chase the price, bro.
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RektRecovery
· 12-01 09:25
lmao "rate cuts incoming" — yeah we've heard this one before. watched too many people get liquidated waiting for the fed to actually follow through. classic vulnerability: believing the narrative instead of watching the actual price action. predictable every single cycle honestly.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 12-01 09:25
Here comes the expectation of interest rate cuts again. Every time they say this, it reverses. I've become smart and won't chase the price.
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LightningClicker
· 12-01 09:25
That line halfway up the mountain is really amazing, it's always like this play people for suckers🤦
#数字货币市场回升 The latest forecast from Societe Generale shows that the Fed will continue its interest rate cut cycle next year. What does this news mean for the Digital Money market?
The logic of interest rate cuts is actually not complicated: as interest rates decline, the cost of funds decreases and market liquidity increases. When the yields on traditional safe-haven assets decline, some funds will naturally seek targets with higher returns. As a high-volatility asset class, crypto assets have always been one of the candidates for hot money. If U.S. Treasury yields do indeed decline as expected, Digital Money may welcome a wave of inflows from allocation funds.
However, don't let the words "interest rate cut" cloud your judgment.
The market never moves in a straight line. Capital rotation has its own rhythm, and the current reality of "economic resilience still exists, and inflation remains sticky" means that this process may be repeatedly tugged. Jumping in at the sight of good news often leads to standing halfway up the mountain.
So what should we do now?
First, pay close attention to macro signals. These types of policy expectations will affect the medium-term direction, not noise.
Second, check the position structure. If you hold a long-term bullish asset, don't easily exit due to short-term fluctuations. Real opportunities often require patience.
Third, set aside some flexible funds. If the market experiences a pullback after an anticipated rise, that will be the time to enter the market in batches, rather than chasing highs.
The faucet is slowly being turned on, but that doesn't mean the water will rush into your pool immediately. Prepare your containers in advance so that when the water really comes, you can catch it and hold it steady.
When the wind is strong, first fix the boat.