The Federal Reserve's third rate cut of the year has arrived, but the market has not reacted much. Frankly, this rate cut has already been fully digested, and coupled with internal disagreements within the Federal Reserve on the future policy path, the result is "buy the rumor, sell the fact" — the crypto market has not been boosted.



Now the focus shifts to next week (December 18-19) when the Bank of Japan's meeting will take place. If Japan raises interest rates, it could cause big trouble — yen carry trades might be massively unwound, and liquidity in global risk assets could be drained, putting pressure on Bitcoin as well. This is something to watch closely.
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P2ENotWorkingvip
· 14h ago
Buying rumors and selling the news is really a brilliant move, but now it's all been played out. If Japan really raises interest rates, the carry trade crowd will be crying to death. Bitcoin will get a bloodbath. No reaction to rate cuts? Truly numb, brother. Next week, the Bank of Japan—this is the real killer move. Liquidity is about to be drained? Let's see who can still take the bait then. The Fed's money printing is already a waste; the market has long been over it. When the yen carry trade is closed out, well, the whole world will suffer. The Federal Reserve's liquidity injections are pointless; the market has already digested it. Once the yen carry trade is unwound, the whole world will suffer. Honestly, now we're just waiting for the Bank of Japan to take a hit. Bitcoin is under immense pressure right now; at critical moments, watch the central bank's stance. Retail investors hate the most being "pre-emptively digested." This round really didn't bring any surprises.
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GamefiGreenievip
· 20h ago
Interest rate cuts are already so useless... they've been played out long ago If Japan really raises interest rates, I'll just completely sell off, there's no need to play along Waiting to see how the Bank of Japan will do it, feels like a powder keg about to blow Buy on rumors, sell on realization—this routine has long lost its effectiveness in the crypto circle Once liquidity is drained, it's only surprising if BTC can hold up Once the yen arbitrage closes, the global markets will all have to kneel; we're out of the game Already mentally prepared, next week will be a hurdle Even the Fed can't reach a clear consensus internally, how can we expect to save the market? Actually, everyone is just waiting for signals from the Bank of Japan; everything else is useless
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not_your_keysvip
· 20h ago
Lowering interest rates is pointless; the market has already seen through it. Now we're just waiting to see how the Bank of Japan will play it. If they actually raise rates, we'll be in trouble.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 20h ago
The rate cuts have become numbingly routine, and this time there’s really no movement... It was already priced in, brother. Japan is the real bomb; when they hike interest rates and the yen carry trade gets liquidated, our liquidity gets drained completely. How can BTC survive? Buying on rumors and selling on the news—this old trick always fools people. Waiting to see the Bank of Japan’s performance; it feels like something’s about to go wrong. Internal conflicts within the Federal Reserve; policy directions don’t align, no wonder the market has no reaction. The feeling of liquidity being drained is so uncomfortable… Gotta hold your positions tight this weekend.
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