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The Federal Reserve officially announced that it will cut interest rates by 25 basis points on January 27th, a done deal.
The latest voting results are in—out of 12 decision-makers, 8 voted in favor, only 4 opposed. This is not market speculation, but confirmed news.
Here's the interesting part: currently, most people have only a 20% or so expectation of rate cuts and are still observing, but the Federal Reserve has directly announced it. It's like giving the market an early reassurance.
What does a rate cut mean? Lower funding costs, cheaper borrowing, and hot money starting to look for exits. How much can traditional financial markets absorb? And the rest? Gold, stocks, and crypto assets—all are competing for this incremental liquidity. #2026年BTC价格展望 $ETH will also be driven.
And this is just the beginning. Previous signals indicated that "more rate cuts are coming," and now the first move has truly been made. Once the rate cut cycle starts, it’s hard to stop—this is a historical pattern.
Looking back to 2020 for comparison makes it clear. That cycle of rate cuts brought interest rates down to zero, and Bitcoin surged from $3,800 to $69,000. Rate cuts are just beginning now; imagine the potential. Do your own projections.
January 27th will be a turning point. $BTC is still hovering around 100,000, but smart money has already started to stake out positions. When rates truly decline, prices will have already started to rise. 🚀
Honestly, it's a bit late; smart money has already run out.
Once the rate cut cycle begins, it can't be stopped. That's how history has played out.
Hot money really has nowhere to go this time; it must go into crypto.
Wait, the question is, will the Federal Reserve really keep cutting rates? Or will there be a reversal?
Is it still possible to get in at the 100,000 level, brother?
A rate cut means a flood of liquidity is coming; it all depends on who can buy the dip fastest.
Compared to BTC, I am more optimistic about how much ETH can rise this round.