#美国探讨BTC作为战略储备的可行性 150 basis points rate cut just announced, and Federal Reserve officials immediately start to distance themselves? This move is a textbook-level reversal.
First, Federal Reserve Board Member Milan threw out the heavy prospect that rates might be cut by 150 basis points in 2026, causing the global markets to instantly explode—flows of dollars, stocks, and cryptocurrencies all swayed with this expectation. Before the market could react, he then backtracked with a statement saying, "I have no idea about my future at the Fed," directly kicking open his own speech rights.
This is outrageous. One sentence determines the direction of global capital flows, and the next says I might not be able to speak? The discrepancy between the two pieces of information is so large that it makes you doubt life itself. The market has been turned into a puzzle: is this 150 basis points a firm consensus of the Fed, or just an individual official’s personal idea? Can we still believe in rate cut expectations? And where should funds flow?
Don’t forget, every move by the Fed is a trigger that can ignite the market. Milan’s tactic of leaking information first and then shifting blame makes the already uncertain monetary policy outlook even more confusing. Everyone is pondering: behind these contradictory statements, what’s really going on? Is it a personal political game by the officials, or are there disagreements within the Fed? Cryptocurrency market participants need to keep their eyes wide open—every tiny change in Fed policy can trigger fluctuations in crypto assets.
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RumbleValidator
· 01-11 16:39
The Federal Reserve's game of "raise first, cut later" is essentially a harvest of information asymmetry. The figure of 150 basis points is fundamentally untenable, lacking a consensus mechanism—no on-chain verification, no node confirmation, relying solely on words. The crypto market should really wake up to the fact that this noise is just harvesting retail investors.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 01-11 16:12
A typical Federal Reserve tactic: first create a buzz, then shift the blame, leaving retail investors to pick up the pieces.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 01-09 20:36
Milan's move is really incredible, first launching satellites and then deleting accounts, the market is being played around in circles.
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WenAirdrop
· 01-08 17:20
This guy from Milan is really incredible, first he blows up then deletes, the market is played to death.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-08 17:20
Haha, this move is really outrageous. Is the Federal Reserve playing this trick? First throwing a smoke screen, then pretending to be dead.
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DYORMaster
· 01-08 17:11
The Federal Reserve's series of moves really has people confused, first giving candy and then passing the buck, a classic套路.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 01-08 17:09
Playing psychological warfare again, the Fed's move this time is absolutely brilliant.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-08 16:58
The Fed's move this time is really impressive—drops big news and then runs. Are the market participants just bagholders?
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 01-08 16:55
The Federal Reserve's tactic of "talk and then run" really keeps retail investors on their toes. No one can match this level of manipulation.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-08 16:51
Coming back with this move again? Dropping some big news to shake up the market, then turning around and saying I might step down—this is just the prelude to harvesting the retail investors, isn't it?
#美国探讨BTC作为战略储备的可行性 150 basis points rate cut just announced, and Federal Reserve officials immediately start to distance themselves? This move is a textbook-level reversal.
First, Federal Reserve Board Member Milan threw out the heavy prospect that rates might be cut by 150 basis points in 2026, causing the global markets to instantly explode—flows of dollars, stocks, and cryptocurrencies all swayed with this expectation. Before the market could react, he then backtracked with a statement saying, "I have no idea about my future at the Fed," directly kicking open his own speech rights.
This is outrageous. One sentence determines the direction of global capital flows, and the next says I might not be able to speak? The discrepancy between the two pieces of information is so large that it makes you doubt life itself. The market has been turned into a puzzle: is this 150 basis points a firm consensus of the Fed, or just an individual official’s personal idea? Can we still believe in rate cut expectations? And where should funds flow?
Don’t forget, every move by the Fed is a trigger that can ignite the market. Milan’s tactic of leaking information first and then shifting blame makes the already uncertain monetary policy outlook even more confusing. Everyone is pondering: behind these contradictory statements, what’s really going on? Is it a personal political game by the officials, or are there disagreements within the Fed? Cryptocurrency market participants need to keep their eyes wide open—every tiny change in Fed policy can trigger fluctuations in crypto assets.