Former White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett—the guy who can directly influence Fed decisions—just publicly stated: “Take it easy on the rate cuts.” As soon as he said that, the market exploded.
Why can a single sentence cause such a stir?
Hassett isn't just any so-called “expert.” What he says is basically a sneak peek at policy direction. “Take it easy on the cuts” translates to: don’t count on September, and December? That’s up in the air. US stock futures jumped instantly, Bitcoin is holding steady above 93,000, and the bulls are clearly ready.
A look at history shows that once the White House starts publicly discussing rate cuts, the liquidity tap is about to open. Remember the 2019 round? This time could be even crazier—
Inflation data is dropping, the job market is softening, the November election is getting closer, and cracks in the banking and bond markets are becoming more obvious… The Fed is really stuck between a rock and a hard place.
The crypto market is already passing the baton:
Bitcoin at 93,000 looks like it’s welded in place—once it breaks through 97,000, 100,000 might just be a pit stop. The ETH/BTC weekly ratio has already broken out; chapter one of the script is finished. Institutions have been moving for a while—Fidelity’s CEO is holding BTC personally and backing it publicly, and over in Japan, public companies are using Bitcoin as collateral to buy the dip… Smart money never waits for official announcements.
So here’s the question: How “cautious” will the Fed really be? Do you think it’s time to get in now, or wait until the official announcement?
Vote in the comments: A. Rate cut in September, let’s take off B. Not until December, more shakeouts ahead C. Not until 2025, don’t buy into the macro narrative
Drop your prediction in the comments and let’s see who gets it right!
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Rugman_Walking
· 12-11 00:20
It still has to be December to be stable.
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LeverageAddict
· 12-10 13:06
Buy directly into the bull market
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ser_aped.eth
· 12-09 16:05
All-in, and it's done.
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SchrodingerGas
· 12-09 16:04
Continue to watch the sideways movement
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AirdropHermit
· 12-09 16:03
The situation in the community is very complicated.
$ETH $BTC $DOGE The White House just dropped a bombshell!
Former White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett—the guy who can directly influence Fed decisions—just publicly stated: “Take it easy on the rate cuts.” As soon as he said that, the market exploded.
Why can a single sentence cause such a stir?
Hassett isn't just any so-called “expert.” What he says is basically a sneak peek at policy direction. “Take it easy on the cuts” translates to: don’t count on September, and December? That’s up in the air. US stock futures jumped instantly, Bitcoin is holding steady above 93,000, and the bulls are clearly ready.
A look at history shows that once the White House starts publicly discussing rate cuts, the liquidity tap is about to open. Remember the 2019 round? This time could be even crazier—
Inflation data is dropping, the job market is softening, the November election is getting closer, and cracks in the banking and bond markets are becoming more obvious… The Fed is really stuck between a rock and a hard place.
The crypto market is already passing the baton:
Bitcoin at 93,000 looks like it’s welded in place—once it breaks through 97,000, 100,000 might just be a pit stop. The ETH/BTC weekly ratio has already broken out; chapter one of the script is finished. Institutions have been moving for a while—Fidelity’s CEO is holding BTC personally and backing it publicly, and over in Japan, public companies are using Bitcoin as collateral to buy the dip… Smart money never waits for official announcements.
So here’s the question:
How “cautious” will the Fed really be?
Do you think it’s time to get in now, or wait until the official announcement?
Vote in the comments:
A. Rate cut in September, let’s take off
B. Not until December, more shakeouts ahead
C. Not until 2025, don’t buy into the macro narrative
Drop your prediction in the comments and let’s see who gets it right!