Cash flow may slow down, and the market may enter a correction phase, but fundamentally, capital will shift away from other asset classes and move into crypto.

[Series 2]: WHAT DOES THE FED NOT CUTTING INTEREST RATES MEAN?
The Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady can be simply understood as:

- High interest rates → money flows into banks and safer assets → less money enters markets (including stocks and crypto).
- In contrast, lower rates release more liquidity → more money flows into crypto → the market tends to rise.
- However, this is just theory. Capital flow depends on investor confidence and asset rotation. In the short term, the Fed's decision may slow down the excitement in the crypto space.
But if confidence in crypto remains strong, money will continue flowing in from other asset classes.
- With rising geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and aggressive money printing by many countries, crypto is increasingly seen as a safe-haven asset.
- Once the Fed starts cutting rates, it will act as a strong catalyst—like adding fuel to the fire—for a market surge.

In summary: The Fed hasn’t cut rates yet, so capital flow slows down temporarily. But given current global conditions, the trend of money moving into crypto is likely to continue.
Confidence is irreversible!

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