The Federal Reserve's "yo-yo" moves ignite U.S. stocks! An epic flood of funds in the crypto world is coming, and smart investors have already started building positions.

This time, the U.S. stock market has truly been messed up by the Federal Reserve!

Just lowered interest rates to 3.75%-4.0%, and half the market's champagne was already uncorked. Powell then threw out a hawkish bomb, and the stock market was hammered that very day. This kind of "give candy first, then hit with a stick" tactic has completely confused the Wall Street traders in their suits. Seeing that big green candle on the chart, friends in traditional finance are probably still cursing.

But having been in the crypto space for eight years, I dare say: the harder U.S. stocks fall, the more exciting the next act in crypto will be. On the surface, it looks like market turbulence; in reality, a massive migration of hundreds of billions of dollars is beginning to unfold. Understand this logic, and you'll know what to do now.

Core truth: Traditional financial markets are becoming a "leaking boat"

This "split personality" move by the Fed exposes the deadlock in the traditional financial system: wanting to rescue the market but afraid of inflation, wanting to flood the market but hesitant to do so thoroughly. As a result—market confidence has collapsed, and the sense of security in funds has vanished.

Even more seriously, the U.S. government shutdown breaking records is not just a simple political drama. When ordinary people realize that their dollars may lose credibility because of the infighting on Capitol Hill, the psychological impact is huge. Today’s shutdown—will there be defaults tomorrow? Such worries spread like a virus.

In contrast, crypto assets—code is law, no one can unilaterally change the rules or freeze your assets at will. This "no reliance on any institution's endorsement" feature has become the biggest selling point during a credit crisis. Recently, institutional wallets’ Bitcoin holdings have surged, not by chance but as a solid risk-avoidance vote.

The Fed is playing a bigger game: driving funds away

Understanding the Fed's contradictory behavior hinges on realizing it is "pushing water."

Cutting rates is a signal: the market needs liquidity. Hawkish statements are a means: lowering traditional asset prices, forcing funds to exit. It’s like opening the dam of a reservoir; the Fed is telling the fish in the pool: the old pond is drying up, and a new pond has already been dug.

Funds are always smarter than people—they flow to where safety and higher returns are. The crypto market is that newly built, fully prepared water reservoir, after ten years of development.

Tech stocks' plunge is an alarm bell

Tech stocks are most sensitive to capital flows and are market barometers. Recently, the Nasdaq's star stocks have been crashing, indicating big funds are retreating from overvalued traditional assets. This money doesn't just vanish; some goes into gold, but a larger portion flows into crypto—after all, Bitcoin is "digital gold" with higher growth potential.

The biggest misconception for newcomers: waiting for "clear signals"

I know many beginners are waiting for the December Federal Reserve meeting, thinking "wait until everything settles before entering."

Bro, by the time the signals are clear, Bitcoin might already be above 60,000. This market has always been about ahead-of-the-curve players making the most profit, latecomers catching the crumbs, and oblivious ones getting caught holding the bag. Every disruption in traditional finance has been an opportunity for crypto to take off—2017, 2020, and 2025 will be no different.

Tears of advice for beginners

1. Lay a solid foundation: Before the December meeting, allocate 70% of your funds to Bitcoin and Ethereum—they are the first-choice safe havens.

2. Add some stablecoins: Pick 1-2 top-tier platform coins to benefit from industry growth and diversify risk.

3. Don’t be a "sea king": Newbies holding 3-5 coins end up paying trading fees; focused bets on 1-2 are enough.

4. Never chase highs: Now is not the time for FOMO. Study project fundamentals carefully and buy in stages at lower prices.

Calm before the storm

Currently, the crypto market seems relatively calm on the surface, but undercurrents are surging. Bitcoin oscillates around 50,000, not because it lacks momentum, but because it’s waiting for big funds to complete their positions. For every point U.S. stocks fall, a batch of Wall Street funds opens accounts on Coinbase.

Many beginners are confused because they don’t understand the "why." Once you grasp the underlying logic of this migration, hesitation will fade.

Question for reflection: If this capital migration continues for 3 months, how much will Bitcoin surge? 60,000? 80,000? Or new highs?

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