The Fed's latest decision just came through—they're cutting rates by 25 basis points, though it wasn't unanimous. The vote split 9-3, showing some lingering concerns in the room. Inflation sitting at 2.8% tells you the pressure's still there, especially with employment risks creeping in from below. What's interesting is their forward guidance: they're projecting inflation settling back to the 2% target by 2028. That's a pretty lengthy runway, which means the rate environment could stay fluid for a while. This kind of macro backdrop tends to shape how asset classes move, including digital assets, so it's worth keeping tabs on.
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DeFiVeteran
· 42m ago
The split vote of 9-3, even the Federal Reserve has internal disagreements. Returning to 2% only by 2028, this runway is way too long. The crypto space will have to keep exploring for a while.
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WalletManager
· 9h ago
9-3 split ticket... This pace is a bit loose, and it won't return to 2% until 2028. I need to carefully allocate the chips I have now.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 9h ago
Split of 9-3 votes? Feels like the hawks are still not convinced; this round of rate cuts isn't as satisfying as it seems.
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StopLossMaster
· 9h ago
9 to 3, these guys are still fighting, that's interesting
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TestnetFreeloader
· 9h ago
9-3 split, some people are still taking it seriously. This rate cut isn't that firm.
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BuyTheTop
· 9h ago
The split from 9-3, even within the Federal Reserve, is starting to fight. It seems that cutting interest rates isn't that simple.
The Fed's latest decision just came through—they're cutting rates by 25 basis points, though it wasn't unanimous. The vote split 9-3, showing some lingering concerns in the room. Inflation sitting at 2.8% tells you the pressure's still there, especially with employment risks creeping in from below. What's interesting is their forward guidance: they're projecting inflation settling back to the 2% target by 2028. That's a pretty lengthy runway, which means the rate environment could stay fluid for a while. This kind of macro backdrop tends to shape how asset classes move, including digital assets, so it's worth keeping tabs on.