The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut decision has once again become the focus of the market. According to the latest movements of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), 10 out of 12 members support a 25 basis point cut in January, which is undoubtedly an important signal of a bullish market outlook.

From a macro perspective, the rate cut policy directly changes the cost of funds and liquidity conditions. When borrowing costs decrease, overall market liquidity is enhanced, and investors tend to seek higher-yield assets for allocation. In this context, cryptocurrencies led by Bitcoin often attract market attention.

Why does Bitcoin benefit? A rate-cut environment typically weakens the purchasing power of traditional fiat currencies, prompting investors to shift toward safe-haven assets. Due to its scarcity and decentralization features, Bitcoin is long regarded as "digital gold." During periods of loose liquidity, its allocation appeal significantly increases. Meanwhile, other mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and ZEC are also driven by rising risk appetite.

The market has already begun to digest this policy change. Global funds are reassessing the role of crypto assets in investment portfolios, and it is expected that in the coming months, the combined effect of loose monetary policy may create new upward momentum for the market. For traders, this is an important window to observe market trends and adjust strategies.