#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $BTC, $BNB, $SOL For these mainstream cryptocurrencies, if you want to go further and more steadily, the key still depends on the macro environment. Recently, the movements of the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting have directly affected market expectations—whether to raise or cut interest rates, and the liquidity tightness or looseness—all of which will be reflected in the coin prices.
Rather than frequently chasing highs and selling lows, it’s better to thoroughly understand the overlay effects of policy cycles and market cycles. True long-term gains often come from investors who can withstand volatility and understand the big trends. A healthy investment mindset is more valuable than anything else.
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ser_we_are_early
· 2h ago
You're right, but how many people can really hold on? Most still panic at every dip.
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The Federal Reserve's moves can indeed determine the direction of our rise and fall, but their policies are all copied in advance.
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No matter how important the macro perspective is, you need capital to withstand the volatility; otherwise, understanding the trend is pointless.
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Long-term gains? Let's talk about surviving until that day first, haha.
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The problem is most people simply can't sit still; they chase quick money on a few points.
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All the theories sound correct, but when it comes to a collapse, everyone wants to cut.
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FOMC meetings are indeed important, but as small retail investors, we can't change much; managing risk is still the most practical.
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YieldHunter
· 12-12 03:30
tbh the FOMC stuff everyone's hyping about... if you look at the data, correlation coefficient between rate decisions and btc pumps ain't exactly what degens think it is. macro matters but the real money's in risk-adjusted metrics, not just hodling through volatility lmao
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BackrowObserver
· 12-12 03:30
Again and again, it's the macro perspective. Why do I feel that every time around the FOMC, the crypto circle starts with this same rhetoric... It's not wrong to say it, but how many can really stick it out?
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One Federal Reserve decision, how many people go straight to liquidation, haha, and it sounds so casual.
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Long-term returns? Bro, you gotta survive the short term first. When liquidity tightens, it can cut your legs off in minutes.
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The problem is how to figure out the policy cycle. Even professional institutions can't get it right. What are we retail investors playing at?
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This sounds smooth, but it's hard to execute. What good is a good mindset? It's all about the money.
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PessimisticOracle
· 12-12 03:26
Sounds good, but to be honest, most people simply can't hold on. I see many people monitoring the market every day, and when the FOMC announces the results, they go all-in immediately.
Wait, will the Federal Reserve really follow market expectations? History tells me that surprises often come from the unexpected.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-12 03:21
Honestly, this FOMC really has influenced many people's mindsets. Many people around me are still concerned about short-term fluctuations, but they don't realize that macro factors are the biggest movers.
Instead of constantly watching the candlestick charts, it's better to pay more attention to the Federal Reserve's actions—that's the real alpha.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 12-12 03:21
That's right, but from what I've seen, quite a few people still got wrecked this round. How could everyone possibly endure it?
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 12-12 03:16
That makes sense, but do you know? Most people can't hold on at all; they panic as soon as prices drop.
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I've heard this macro theory so many times, but the ones really making money are still those with keen instincts.
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I left early on the day of the FOMC decision; I'll wait for a pullback before re-entering. Why bother with the fuss?
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Holding through volatility is no easy feat; having a good mindset is based on a green account balance.
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Instead of studying policies, it's better to study trading counterparties; all the money is in hot money hands.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 12-12 03:16
You're right, but it's easy to say and hard to do... I'm the kind of person who gets shaken out even after seeing the right direction.
Just looking at the FOMC's stance, we also have to be wary of various black swan events, which is really exhausting.
Enduring volatility, honestly, is a test of mental resilience, much harder than technical analysis.
But if you're still chasing highs and selling lows now, you're really playing the market against yourself... need to change.
The fundamentals of mainstream coins are stable, but the issue is that our mindset is often unstable.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $BTC, $BNB, $SOL For these mainstream cryptocurrencies, if you want to go further and more steadily, the key still depends on the macro environment. Recently, the movements of the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting have directly affected market expectations—whether to raise or cut interest rates, and the liquidity tightness or looseness—all of which will be reflected in the coin prices.
Rather than frequently chasing highs and selling lows, it’s better to thoroughly understand the overlay effects of policy cycles and market cycles. True long-term gains often come from investors who can withstand volatility and understand the big trends. A healthy investment mindset is more valuable than anything else.