2026-01-12 07:32:34

Goldman Sachs just shifted its Fed rate cut timeline. Instead of the previously projected cuts in March and June, the bank now expects the Federal Reserve to deliver 25 basis points of cuts each in June and September. This pivot reflects changing views on inflation trajectory and economic conditions, which typically ripple through crypto asset valuations. Market participants are already digesting what this means for liquidity and risk appetite in the broader digital asset space.

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StrawberryIce

· 5h ago

Goldman Sachs has changed its tune again, impressive. So now we have to wait until June and September to see interest rate cuts? The crypto market needs to hold on through this wave.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 5h ago

Goldman Sachs has changed its stance again, saying interest rate cuts will only happen in June and September. Now, crypto will have to endure the wait.

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GameFiCritic

· 6h ago

Goldman Sachs has changed its stance, with 25bp hikes in June and September. The impact on liquidity needs to be examined carefully. The previous expectations of a 3-month + 6-month timeline now seem overly optimistic, as inflation stickiness is greater than expected. The biggest concern in the chain gaming sector is the depletion of risk capital. Once yields are pushed down, user retention rates will plummet—this is a historical pattern. We need to pay attention to which projects' token deflation models can withstand this round of adjustments and which are merely maintaining a false prosperity through high APY.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 6h ago

Goldman Sachs has changed its stance again, now pushing back to June and September. Speaking of which, it's still inflation causing the trouble. How can the market stay stable with this constant back and forth?

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