$BTC Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision Countdown: 10 Hours of Life and Death in the Cryptocurrency World

​​Nuclear-Level Event: Life and Death Determined at 2 AM on the 19th​​

The Federal Reserve's rate decision is entering its final countdown! Currently, the market bets on a 99% probability of 'holding steady', but the real explosive point lies in the​​ dot plot adjustment​​ and Powell's statements—if he hints at only one rate cut this year, BTC could instantly spike to $100,000, with 1.7 billion in liquidation orders already lying in wait. On-chain data shows that in the past 48 hours, whales have transferred 32,000 BTC to exchanges, preparing to crash the market and explode the longs.

​​Three Major Variables Determine BTC's Fate​​

​​Middle East Thunder​​: Iran launches another missile → Oil prices soar to $130 → Inflation rebounds → Federal Reserve turns hawkish → BTC bearish to $95,000; if US-Iran talks proceed → BTC retaliates to $108,000.

​​Policy Thunder​​: If Powell raises core PCE inflation expectations to 2.8%+ and hints at 'only one rate cut this year', institutional ETF buying will cool off, and Grayscale's $150,000 target will become empty talk.

​​Unlock Thunder​​: Tokens like ARB and ZK face a selling pressure of $260 million this week, with ETH's share dropping to 7.9% (a 5-year low), and market manipulators may take the opportunity to pump SOL and XRP.

​​Operational Iron Rules​​:

​​BTC​​: If it breaks $100,000, must stop loss; if it rebounds to $105,000, reduce position by 50%.

​​ETH​​: Gas fee of $50 + staking yield of 3.8%, better to switch to SOL (TVL breaks $10 billion) or XRP (cross-border payment protocol goes live).

​​Altcoins​​: Stay away from non-top three exchange coins, as 90% will go to zero; only play with platform coins like BNB, OKB, etc.

​​Ultimate Truth: The Federal Reserve is the biggest market manipulator​​

Don't believe the 'three rate cuts' nonsense! CICC confirms: Tariffs + oil prices drive inflation, and the probability of a rate cut before September is less than 30%. The Federal Reserve plays 'expectation management' more ruthlessly than Trump—first they dovish to pump the market, then hawkish to harvest, using the same tactics that led to 200,000 liquidations during the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022.