The market sentiment has shifted abruptly, and capital is starting to be reallocated.
The latest data from the CME FedWatch Tool reveals a key signal: traders are now pricing in an 89% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December. What does this number mean? Essentially, Wall Street now sees a rate cut as a done deal.
The trigger came from last night’s ADP employment data—which came in far below expectations. As soon as the news broke, traders immediately adjusted their positions, the Dow Jones surged more than 400 points in a single day, and risk appetite rebounded instantly. Bitcoin wasn’t idle either, rebounding nearly 2% within 24 hours and regaining the $93,000 level.
But this time, things are a bit different. In addition to Bitcoin, Ethereum and major platform tokens are also attracting attention. The shift in macro liquidity expectations is triggering an institutional-level rotation of assets—capital is no longer focused on a single asset, but is instead being reallocated across various sectors.
As expectations for rate cuts heat up, the chips on the crypto market table are quietly being moved around.
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ser_ngmi
· 16h ago
That 89% number is hilarious. Wall Street has already written the script, just waiting for us to take the bait.
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It's ADP data again, and institutional rotation. To put it bluntly, it's still retail investors guessing the big players' next move.
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Is it really different this time? Come on, they say it's different every time, but it's always the same old story.
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Wait, is Ethereum really about to take off? Or will it get sucked dry by Bitcoin again?
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Reallocating funds sounds nice, but in reality, it's just whales shaking out the market.
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Holding steady at 93,000? I just want to see how long it lasts. I'll bet fifty cents it's going to drop again.
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BlockTalk
· 16h ago
A rate cut is a foregone conclusion, and funds are really starting to move. This time, it's not just Bitcoin in the spotlight—Ethereum is also getting restless.
The market sentiment has shifted abruptly, and capital is starting to be reallocated.
The latest data from the CME FedWatch Tool reveals a key signal: traders are now pricing in an 89% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December. What does this number mean? Essentially, Wall Street now sees a rate cut as a done deal.
The trigger came from last night’s ADP employment data—which came in far below expectations. As soon as the news broke, traders immediately adjusted their positions, the Dow Jones surged more than 400 points in a single day, and risk appetite rebounded instantly. Bitcoin wasn’t idle either, rebounding nearly 2% within 24 hours and regaining the $93,000 level.
But this time, things are a bit different. In addition to Bitcoin, Ethereum and major platform tokens are also attracting attention. The shift in macro liquidity expectations is triggering an institutional-level rotation of assets—capital is no longer focused on a single asset, but is instead being reallocated across various sectors.
As expectations for rate cuts heat up, the chips on the crypto market table are quietly being moved around.