Good day❤️

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates as scheduled, but the US stock market opened lower and plummeted. Everyone is starting to panic again:

Is good news turning into bad news once it’s implemented?

A rally is just a rebound, and a rebound is only to facilitate a better decline!

Many people in the group have already memorized this kind of rhetoric.

Interest rate cuts have never been a short-term magic pill; it doesn’t mean that if they cut tonight, they will necessarily give you a big bullish candle tomorrow. It is a signal of easing liquidity, telling the world:

“The interest rate cut cycle has begun, spring is coming!”

Have you ever seen it be 30 degrees on the first day of spring? Probably not.

Spring just arrived, and there might still be snow, wind, and bitter cold.

But the trend has changed; the seeds have already sprouted in the soil.

Weather fluctuations are normal, and so is the market.

Being dominated by emotions, positions, and capital battles in the short term is very normal.

So don’t focus on whether it goes up today or not, or whether it will go up tomorrow.

Extend your perspective, and ask yourself one question:

Am I currently in the “winter of rate hikes,” or in the “spring of rate cuts”?

@SolvProtocol @useTria