Fed Governor Stephen Miran just dropped a bombshell—calling for aggressive rate cuts to juice the economy. Could this shift the entire risk-on narrative?
Meanwhile, a major exchange is pulling the plug on $SPX, $MILK, $OBOL, and $TOKEN futures early December. Liquidity drying up or just housekeeping?
Over in Singapore, regulators gave Ripple Labs the nod to scale up payment ops. Another win for XRP bulls as institutional doors keep opening.
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DuskSurfer
· 16h ago
The expectation of interest rate cuts has arrived, but can we buy the dip this time? The exchange is a bit panicked about cutting futures
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Wait, did Ripple win again in Singapore? XRP is about to da moon
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If the Fed is going to point shaving, do those small coins that got cut have bigger opportunities?
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Is the shrinking liquidity just playing people for suckers? Just look at these few coins to know
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The night before the carnival of risk assets, still the last darkness before dawn
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Ripple has obtained the license, what are the other chains doing?
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Interest rate cuts + regulatory green light, is this the prelude for institutions to get on board?
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Those futures that were delisted, should we hold or rug pull?
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Singapore has released XRP, Europe and America will have to wait a bit longer
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The Fed's hawkish stance has turned dovish, is it time for crypto enthusiasts to party?
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bridgeOops
· 16h ago
Everyone is discussing interest rate cuts, I just want to know when these coins can truly rebound.
Wait, the exchange is delisting these coins, what should I do with the ones I have?
Is XRP going to da moon again? Is it true, it happens every time.
Gods are battling, we can only buy the dip or lie flat.
The news about interest rate cuts is so explosive, it feels like another bull trap.
These exchanges say they will delist and just do it, it's too disrespectful to retail investors.
Singapore allows XRP, great, another "Favourable Information" is being dumped.
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RektButSmiling
· 17h ago
Miran is really stirring things up this time, the interest rate cut expectations are back... But to be honest, every time such signals come out, the crypto world doesn't get excited for more than three days.
The delisting of a few coins' futures is a bit interesting; is this cleaning up the trash or is there really a problem? We'll have to see if other exchanges follow suit later.
XRP, on the other hand, is holding steady. Singapore's approval of payment services is indeed a big event. RippleLabs seems to be paving the way step by step without wasting effort.
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BlockchainFries
· 17h ago
Is Miran trying to save the market or just throwing smoke bombs... Once the interest rate cut expectation comes, the crypto world starts to get restless, but I care more about how the liquidity is doing.
The exchange's delisting of those coins, to be honest, should have been cleared out long ago; there are too many garbage coins.
XRP is doing well, the approval from Singapore's regulators is indeed a plus, but don't expect it to turn the tables.
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FlatlineTrader
· 17h ago
Is a rate cut from the Fed coming? It will probably lead to another wave of crypto world celebration… However, the delisting of futures by these exchanges feels a bit abrupt, could it be that they are trying to burst the bubble?
On the XRP side, Singapore has given the green light, and institutional flow is on its way. Just this one piece of news is enough to pump certain coins for half a day.
Fed Governor Stephen Miran just dropped a bombshell—calling for aggressive rate cuts to juice the economy. Could this shift the entire risk-on narrative?
Meanwhile, a major exchange is pulling the plug on $SPX, $MILK, $OBOL, and $TOKEN futures early December. Liquidity drying up or just housekeeping?
Over in Singapore, regulators gave Ripple Labs the nod to scale up payment ops. Another win for XRP bulls as institutional doors keep opening.