Every time the Fed ends its balance sheet reduction, it has historically signaled a bull market surge 🚀.

Tonight, in addition to a possible interest rate cut, the Fed may also announce the end of its balance sheet reduction. If this happens, the unusual combo of cutting rates while shrinking the balance sheet that’s been in place since last September could finally come to an end.

History shows: when balance sheet reduction stops, risk assets tend to be repriced. In the months that follow, we often see a cycle of:

💾 Money flooding in → bubbles expanding → eventual bursting.

At this point, it’s wise to hold your positions steady. Major market moves often happen right when “good news” hits.

Remember last year, when BTC’s ETF was approved? BTC dropped immediately, trading around $30,000–$40,000. A few months later, it doubled and hit $120,000 within a year. History doesn’t repeat exactly—but it often rhymes.

Tonight is a key moment. Stay calm, hold your chips, and watch closely.

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