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#数字资产生态回暖 At 3 AM, the Federal Reserve's announcement was released. Many people are watching closely, as this thing directly impacts the entire circle.
To be honest, from a macro perspective, every move by the Federal Reserve can indeed shake the market. This time, a 25 basis point rate cut, market expectations were 3.75%, and it ended exactly at 3.75%, with no surprises—considered a positive signal.
This week, market volatility has noticeably increased, which actually reflects a rebound in liquidity. Looking at the charts, Bitcoin surged to 94,000, and Ethereum stood around 3,400, both encountering strong resistance levels. Since mid-October, this has been the most vigorous rebound.
The previous value for the Federal Reserve rate was 4.0%, and this time it dropped directly to 3.75%. Liquidity is beginning to loosen, and the market is sensing an opportunity. Let's see how it develops next.
Bitcoin at 94,000 faces immense pressure; it feels like the rebound lacks strength.
Liquidity has loosened, but I think we need to wait a bit more.
Why does it feel like 94,000 is the ceiling? Can it really break through?
25 basis points, not too much, not too little; this round of the market feels a bit虚啊
Ethereum at 3400, still feels like we need to see if it can hold steady before making any judgments.
Honestly, the Fed's move this time isn’t surprising; the market may have already digested it.
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94,000 is under a lot of pressure, can it break?
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Liquidity loosening is loosening, but it still depends on whether there will be a dump
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A 25bp rate cut doesn't seem like much, but it definitely changed the overall expectation
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Ethereum at 3400 is a bit uncertain, feels like there’s still some turbulence ahead
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From October to now, this rebound has truly been the fiercest of the year
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The Federal Reserve didn't surprise this time; this is within expectations
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Around 94,000 for Bitcoin, it still feels like it's stuck
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Liquidity return is real, but no one knows where the ceiling is
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This week's market jumped both down and up, leaving people a bit confused
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Bitcoin 94,000 really can't hold anymore, just waiting for the moment of breakdown.
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Is liquidity loosening really this ineffective? I feel like it hasn't fully loosened yet.
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Ethereum at 3400 faces huge pressure, can it push through this time?
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The news at 3 AM, those awake have already made gains, those asleep can only watch others eat the gains.
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But honestly, rate cuts within expectations often don't trigger much market movement; the real show is yet to come.
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This rebound since October has been the strongest, but it still doesn't feel deep enough.
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Is liquidity flowing back? I think mainly big players are just testing stop-loss orders.
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With so many resistance levels stacked up, if it can't break through, it'll come crashing down again — old rule of thumb.