The Fed just dropped their latest rate decision and honestly, the implications for risk assets are pretty significant right now.
So what are the main points? They're holding rates steady for now, but the forward guidance is what matters. Powell's tone suggested they're watching inflation data closely before making any aggressive moves. No surprises there.
But here's what caught my attention: the dot plot projections got revised. That means expectations around future cuts might be shifting. For crypto markets, this liquidity signal is crucial.
Anyone else tracking how BTC reacted in the immediate aftermath? Typically we see volatility spike within the first hour of these announcements. Risk-on or risk-off sentiment usually gets determined pretty quickly.
What's your take on how this plays out for digital assets over the next quarter?
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CompoundPersonality
· 18h ago
The dot plot has changed, the liquidity game has changed. Can BTC withstand this wave?
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It's Powell's old trick again, waiting for data, waiting for inflation. Anyway, we should just accept the decline for now.
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NGL, this time's forward guidance feels a bit vague. Not sure if it's to leave themselves some room for maneuver.
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I'm used to the volatility spike in the first hour. Whether to buy the dip or not, you still have to buy the dip.
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The change in the dot plot indicates they don't have a clear plan either. No matter how you look at the next quarter, it's all quite uncertain.
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SolidityNewbie
· 12-13 07:27
The dot plot has been changed quite aggressively this time, it feels like the rate cut expectations are gone
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With Powell's tone, it's clear we still have to wait, BTC is likely to have little short-term upward movement
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Liquidity signals are very important, but I feel they are overrated... Who still believes in the Fed's dovish stance now
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I just want to know how long this rally can last, it feels like it's about to collapse
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As soon as the dot plot changed, the market started to interpret wildly, enough everyone
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Within the quarter, it's probably still going to be volatile, not as pessimistic as imagined, nor as optimistic
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The hour of volatility spike was truly a knife's edge... The bottom-fishing dogs won
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Fake hawkish tightening, anyway, it will still cut rates in the end, why bother to worry
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Didn't see anything new this time, Powell is as usual playing the middle ground
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Tight liquidity indeed hurts the crypto prices, but I still look at it long-term
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-12 13:32
Dot matrix chart update, and the crypto circle is back to playing guessing games...
Powell's face really always makes us imagine a hundred different possibilities...
The reaction to BTC was indeed interesting, but the real show is probably still to come...
Liquidity, in simple terms, is just the mood of the whales. One word from Powell can change the entire market rhythm. We retail investors are really fighting hard...
Quarterly market trend? Honestly, who can predict it accurately? I just watch the dot matrix chart and wait to harvest...
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SignatureLiquidator
· 12-10 19:36
The dot matrix chart really needs to be closely watched after the change; BTC's response was a bit disappointing.
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Powell is again speaking cryptically; I've seen this routine too many times.
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Liquidity signals are truly the key; everything else is just surface articles.
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Let's wait and see next week's data; it's too early to draw conclusions now.
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It's good enough if risk assets can hold up; don't overthink it.
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Whenever the dot plot changes, the market gets chaotic; it's always like this.
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Short-term volatility will definitely be high; whether Q1 will plunge is still uncertain.
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This time, Powell's stance is much firmer than last time, not really sounding like a rate cut.
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BTC surged sharply then dropped just as quickly; institutions are just cutting leeks.
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The tightening of liquidity is real; crypto is likely to be affected first.
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NightAirdropper
· 12-10 19:35
The moment the dot matrix chart changes, I know a weather shift is coming. This liquidity signal is more valuable than Powell's words.
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HodlOrRegret
· 12-10 19:32
You can tell there's going to be trouble just by changing the dot matrix chart. Can BTC withstand this wave?
The Fed just dropped their latest rate decision and honestly, the implications for risk assets are pretty significant right now.
So what are the main points? They're holding rates steady for now, but the forward guidance is what matters. Powell's tone suggested they're watching inflation data closely before making any aggressive moves. No surprises there.
But here's what caught my attention: the dot plot projections got revised. That means expectations around future cuts might be shifting. For crypto markets, this liquidity signal is crucial.
Anyone else tracking how BTC reacted in the immediate aftermath? Typically we see volatility spike within the first hour of these announcements. Risk-on or risk-off sentiment usually gets determined pretty quickly.
What's your take on how this plays out for digital assets over the next quarter?