Japan is raising interest rates while the US is cutting them—the two central banks are taking opposite approaches. Meanwhile, domestic regulations are tightening again, and the USDT exchange rate has dropped below 7.
With these signals stacking up, where is the market headed? Will major coins continue their uptrend or face a correction next? Is entering the market now bottom-fishing or buying at the top? It's worth giving this some serious thought.
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SandwichTrader
· 14h ago
As soon as the Fed cuts interest rates, the market goes crazy. But entering now is really thrilling—it feels like riding a roller coaster.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 19h ago
The Fed cutting interest rates feels like it's just giving the crypto market a lifeline, but with the yuan falling below 7 against the dollar domestically, things are really getting tough.
Getting in? Better wait and see, it's a bit risky to jump in now.
But BTC is indeed interesting this round—at most it's just some volatility, but the overall direction is still up.
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0xOverleveraged
· 12-07 23:59
Breaking 7 has happened, now we really have to depend on the Fed's decisions.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-07 10:02
Wait, I need to think carefully about this U breaking 7 data point... The divergence between the BOJ raising rates and the Fed cutting rates has indeed created arbitrage opportunities. What's the current liquidity depth? Feels like the trading pair spreads are widening abnormally.
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MEVHunter
· 12-07 09:58
Breaking 7 at this level is quite interesting; the arbitrage bots in the mempool have been running extremely fast lately. The Fed’s rate cut releases short-term liquidity, but what does domestic tightening mean? Comparing with historical data, such central bank policy divergence usually creates asymmetric price arbitrage opportunities on-chain. I’ll decide after looking at BTC’s gas war situation. Right now, I actually favor flash loan arbitrage opportunities in those low-liquidity small tokens.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 12-07 09:56
It’s broken 7 now, so players will have to be more cautious. A Fed rate cut sounds good, but domestically things are being strictly suppressed, and the market feels like it’s going to get more complicated.
To be honest, it’s hard to tell whether this is a bottom-buying opportunity or just catching a falling knife. Let’s wait and see if the monthly chart can confirm a direction.
The break above 7 is indeed a bit troublesome for deposits and withdrawals. Mainstream coins may have to go through another round of short-term volatility.
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ForkMonger
· 12-07 09:55
fed cuts look good on paper til you realize it's just shuffling deck chairs on a sinking ship, ngl. real question is whether this governance theater actually moves markets or if we're all just waiting for the next protocol failure to teach us something
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Japan is raising interest rates while the US is cutting them—the two central banks are taking opposite approaches. Meanwhile, domestic regulations are tightening again, and the USDT exchange rate has dropped below 7.
With these signals stacking up, where is the market headed? Will major coins continue their uptrend or face a correction next? Is entering the market now bottom-fishing or buying at the top? It's worth giving this some serious thought.