The Federal Reserve calls for interest rate cuts; is there a chance for the crypto market this time? I'm just being honest.
Last night while scrolling through the news, I caught sight of the U.S. Treasury Secretary calling out again: "The Federal Reserve should continue to cut interest rates." As soon as this was said, the market exploded — the comment section was a battleground, with half shouting "The bull is coming!" and the other half yelling "It's going to crash!".
But my first reaction was: the crypto market might be in for another opportunity. Those in the know understand that lower interest rates = cheaper money, which means both institutions and retail investors will be more willing to spend and invest. Especially those looking for high returns will definitely keep an eye on volatile assets like cryptocurrencies.
Remember the last time the Federal Reserve cut rates? Bitcoin skyrocketed from $3,000 to over $60,000. At that time, my friends who ran factories laughed at me: "Can you really make money with air coins?" By the end of the year, he quietly approached me and asked, "Commander, how do I open an account?" This market is just so ironic.
But don’t be blindly optimistic; the situation is more complicated now than it was back then: inflation has decreased, but the U.S. economy is still not stable. If interest rates are cut too aggressively, the market could easily inflate a bubble, and if the data turns out poorly, the Federal Reserve might tighten again, and all the money that rushed in could end up as cannon fodder.
I've been telling my friends in the circle these days: don’t rush to go all in; before the market kicks off, the best move is to ambush — choose your coins wisely, set your positions, and deploy in batches. Many people lose not because of poor techniques or slow news, but because they act impulsively as soon as the policy wind blows.
I am the Commander, a veteran in the crypto space for 10 years, who lost so much in the first 3 years that I doubted life, but later stood firm thanks to strategy and discipline.
I don’t make wild guesses about the market; I just prepare. If interest rates are really cut, this could be the best opportunity in the coming months.
Don’t wait for the bull market to arrive only to find yourself standing outside the car.
