But not mane know that there is 2 rate cuts possible
Questions arise:
- How it’ll affect the market?
- Whether we priced it already?
I researched all the data: Here what will happen
1/➫ Markets have been waiting all year for Fed rate cuts
❍ Traders say it’s bullish, but the truth is more complex
❍ If cuts are already priced in, what’s left for crypto?
❍ And what happens if Powell goes further – or not far enough?
❍ Let’s break it down step by step
2/➫ Everyone stares at rate cuts because they decide liquidity
❍ Lower rates mean cheaper money, more risk-taking, and easier access to leverage
❍ For crypto, that’s the oxygen of a bull market
❍ But not every cut is equal, and timing matters more than the headline
3/➫ "Priced in" means the market already bet on cuts before they happen
❍ BTC doesn’t wait for Powell’s speech – it rallies months in advance on expectations
❍ By the time the Fed finally moves, the upside is muted
❍ That’s why sometimes the news feels like a non-event
4/➫ A single rate cut injects liquidity and sparks risk-on appetite
❍ Borrowing costs fall, cash chases higher returns, and speculative assets like BTC start to benefit
❍ But the real effect depends on whether the cut is fresh fuel or just confirming what traders knew
5/➫ Bitcoin usually reacts first – it’s the safest bet in the risk spectrum
❍ Altcoins follow later, often multiplying BTC move once confidence builds
❍ That’s why rate cuts can unlock stronger rotations into alts
❍ But only if sentiment shifts and liquidity keeps flowing
6/➫ One cut, if fully priced in, barely moves the needle
❍ BTC might bounce, but most of the rally likely happened earlier
❍ This is the “buy the rumor, sell the news” dynamic
❍ Traders cash out on the announcement while positioning for the next liquidity wave
7/➫ Multiple cuts are different
❍ They extend easy conditions, keep liquidity flowing, and reinforce risk-on positioning
❍ For crypto, that’s fuel for sustained rallies, not just one-day pops
❍ A cycle of cuts can stretch bullish momentum far longer than a single move
8/➫ Surprises move markets most
❍ If the Fed cuts less than expected, crypto can dump fast – liquidity hopes vanish
❍ If cuts come bigger or sooner than priced in, risk assets rip higher
❍ Expectations, not the decision itself, define whether BTC pumps or stalls
9/➫ But cuts can also signal weakness
❍ If Powell slashes because growth is collapsing, the market flips cautious
❍ A dovish Fed paired with recession fears often leads to capital fleeing into safe havens, leaving alts bleeding even as money gets cheaper
10/➫ History proves it
❍ In 2019, BTC spiked after the first cut but lost 30% as slowdown fears took over
❍ In 2020, emergency cuts triggered panic selling before cheap money kicked in and fueled a massive crypto rally
❍ Cuts alone never tell the whole story
11/➫ So what about 2025?
❍ Two cuts are already priced in, which limits upside on the announcement
❍ Crypto’s path depends on surprises, liquidity flows, and whether the economy stays stable
❍ Cuts are bullish in theory – but the context decides how far BTC and alts go
Always DYOR and size accordingly. NFA!
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