Why did Ethereum suddenly plunge last night? This question is worth a deep dive.
The core logic is quite clear—the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut policy has officially been implemented, but this is a double-edged sword. The moment the good news is realized, it turns into bad news because the market is still digesting it. More importantly, the latest signals from the Bank of Japan indicate that the interest rate hike cycle will continue to extend and may eventually surpass 0.75%, which directly triggered panic selling of U.S. stock funds, thereby dragging down the entire financial market.
There's also a detail—some large traders increasing their long positions. The market has long known that this is usually a reverse indicator, often suggesting that the trend may turn against expectations.
Trading recap: All short positions from yesterday have been fully closed with profits. The focus now shifts to positioning for the next opportunity. Key levels are still being further confirmed. In this environment with high uncertainty, patiently waiting for clearer signals is much wiser than rushing into trades.
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LiquidityLarry
· 12-13 11:20
The interest rate cut storyline reversed so quickly, good news directly turned into bad news. I've seen this trick many times and still get caught. Japan raised interest rates again, which is basically causing chaos. No wonder ETH plummeted last night. I've long seen through the big players' frantic accumulation; this reverse indicator trick really never fails.
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MetaReckt
· 12-13 03:38
Interest rate cuts are actually bearish? This logic is really absurd, it's just the old trick of "all positives are actually negatives," I don't believe a word of it.
Big players are stockpiling, so should we follow or not? That's the real question.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 12-13 03:37
When interest rates are cut, the market drops instead—this trick is really clever.
I'm not surprised by the sell-off from positive news; the real question is what the big players are adding to their positions. Reverse indicators, give me a good shakeout.
Just wait for the signals. Anyway, the orders from yesterday are already out, so there's no rush this time.
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MechanicalMartel
· 12-13 03:32
Rate cuts being good news but actually causing a sell-off, this tactic is so damn familiar. Large investors adding positions is just a signal to trick retail investors into buying in.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-13 03:24
The interest rate cut is a positive signal, but then they immediately sell off. After playing this trick so many times, I'm tired of it.
Large investors increasing their positions is a contrary indicator. This time, I bet they're going to cut their losses.
The Bank of Japan pulling this move caused the US stock market to crash directly. Do we still want to be optimistic?
Waiting for signals, don't act recklessly. This round of market movement is indeed a bit strange.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 12-13 03:19
Lowering interest rates but causing a sell-off; this inverse indicator is truly amazing. When big investors increase their holdings, I know it's time to run.
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MagicBean
· 12-13 03:12
The interest rate cut is a positive signal but instead caused a sell-off. This move was perfect... Big players are lying in wait, we need to be cautious.
#美联储降息 $ETH Market Analysis:
Why did Ethereum suddenly plunge last night? This question is worth a deep dive.
The core logic is quite clear—the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut policy has officially been implemented, but this is a double-edged sword. The moment the good news is realized, it turns into bad news because the market is still digesting it. More importantly, the latest signals from the Bank of Japan indicate that the interest rate hike cycle will continue to extend and may eventually surpass 0.75%, which directly triggered panic selling of U.S. stock funds, thereby dragging down the entire financial market.
There's also a detail—some large traders increasing their long positions. The market has long known that this is usually a reverse indicator, often suggesting that the trend may turn against expectations.
Trading recap: All short positions from yesterday have been fully closed with profits. The focus now shifts to positioning for the next opportunity. Key levels are still being further confirmed. In this environment with high uncertainty, patiently waiting for clearer signals is much wiser than rushing into trades.