One day left until the Federal Reserve announces its rate cut decision.
A rate cut? It's almost a sure thing.
But what about BTC? Stuck at $91,000, not moving at all. The whole market feels like it's on pause, with everyone watching that moment tomorrow.
But something suddenly occurred to me: If the rate cut is already "an open secret," When the announcement actually comes, which way will the price move?
I looked through historical data and found a rather sobering pattern— When the market's expectation of a positive event exceeds 90%, After the news is actually released, the probability of a price drop can reach 67%.
This is probably what is meant by "all the good news is already priced in."
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RetroHodler91
· 12h ago
Wow, this wave is really a classic "good news fully released" routine. The historical data's 67% probability directly hits the pain point.
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SigmaValidator
· 12-09 08:50
Transparent market trends are the most heartbreaking; after all the good news is released, the price actually drops.
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MidnightGenesis
· 12-09 08:48
On-chain data shows that this round of expected pricing has already played out; the very second the announcement is made tomorrow could actually be a selling point.
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FallingLeaf
· 12-09 08:47
Wait, is this 67% figure real? It feels a bit scary.
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notSatoshi1971
· 12-09 08:40
Damn, this is the legendary "sell the news" moment. No matter how many times I get burned, I never learn my lesson.
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FastLeaver
· 12-09 08:37
Here we go again, this "sell the news" script works every time. I really believe in that 67% chance of a drop.
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DogeBachelor
· 12-09 08:25
It's unbelievable how the good news is always fully priced in—every time, we end up getting dumped on like this.
One day left until the Federal Reserve announces its rate cut decision.
A rate cut? It's almost a sure thing.
But what about BTC? Stuck at $91,000, not moving at all.
The whole market feels like it's on pause, with everyone watching that moment tomorrow.
But something suddenly occurred to me:
If the rate cut is already "an open secret,"
When the announcement actually comes, which way will the price move?
I looked through historical data and found a rather sobering pattern—
When the market's expectation of a positive event exceeds 90%,
After the news is actually released, the probability of a price drop can reach 67%.
This is probably what is meant by "all the good news is already priced in."