#美联储重启降息步伐 There's a coin that's being hotly discussed today—BIBI, and it’s quite interesting.
The market has stabilized a bit in the past couple of days, but opinions in the community are split: some people think the downward trend will continue, while others believe the bottom support is solid. $BTC, in particular, has sparked a lot of debate.
From an objective standpoint, although Bitcoin rebounded this week, the key market term is—ETF outflows continue. What does this indicate? Institutional investors’ enthusiasm for the world’s largest cryptocurrency is definitely cooling off.
Looking at macro data is even more intriguing. Since the beginning of this year, the S&P 500 has risen over 16%, while Bitcoin has actually dropped about 3%. What does this mean? It’s the first time since 2014—stocks are up, but Bitcoin is down. This kind of inverse movement is indeed rare, so it’s no wonder the market is discussing how the Fed’s upcoming rate cuts might affect crypto assets.
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RektRecorder
· 12-08 11:40
Institutions are running, this signal can't be wrong... The ETF outflow this time is indeed quite intense.
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EthSandwichHero
· 12-08 11:35
This reverse trend is really unbelievable. The stock market is surging while BTC is falling. Institutions are running away.
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BrokenYield
· 12-08 11:34
etf outflows while stock market pumps 16%? yeah that's the disconnect nobody wants to talk about. smart money's already exiting.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-08 11:13
Institutions are running, this signal doesn’t look too good...
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Both stocks and bonds are getting crushed—that’s the real disaster. Right now in crypto, it’s all a bet on whether the Fed will loosen its policy.
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Wait, BTC is dropping while the stock market is rising? This reverse move is interesting, feels like a major event is coming.
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ETF outflows are so aggressive, looks like institutions have lost confidence too, while retail investors are still sleepwalking.
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Is there something to watch with BIBI? Let’s see if BTC can stay stable first—the benchmark itself is all messed up.
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Fed rate cut? Wake up, everyone, even that can’t save the current situation.
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A 50-50 split means there’s no consensus, and that’s the most dangerous scenario.
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The first time since 2014... that’s a good one. Whoever bets wrong this round really needs to reflect.
#美联储重启降息步伐 There's a coin that's being hotly discussed today—BIBI, and it’s quite interesting.
The market has stabilized a bit in the past couple of days, but opinions in the community are split: some people think the downward trend will continue, while others believe the bottom support is solid. $BTC, in particular, has sparked a lot of debate.
From an objective standpoint, although Bitcoin rebounded this week, the key market term is—ETF outflows continue. What does this indicate? Institutional investors’ enthusiasm for the world’s largest cryptocurrency is definitely cooling off.
Looking at macro data is even more intriguing. Since the beginning of this year, the S&P 500 has risen over 16%, while Bitcoin has actually dropped about 3%. What does this mean? It’s the first time since 2014—stocks are up, but Bitcoin is down. This kind of inverse movement is indeed rare, so it’s no wonder the market is discussing how the Fed’s upcoming rate cuts might affect crypto assets.