2026-01-13 00:34:02

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF holders are watching gains from 2026 melt away pretty quickly. The culprit? Fading expectations around Federal Reserve rate cuts. As market participants reassess the probability of monetary easing, institutional and retail investors are pulling money out of crypto funds at a noticeable pace. The narrative has shifted—where rate cut optimism once fueled inflows, uncertainty is now driving outflows. It's a classic pattern: macro sentiment flips, and crypto assets feel it first.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-14 22:39

Here we go again, a macro change and the crypto world has to suffer...

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shadowy_supercoder

· 01-14 08:42

Damn, here we go again? The rate cut dream that was hyped up two years ago is now one by one collapsing.

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0xLuckbox

· 01-13 05:39

Here comes again, the Fed's little tricks, directly knocking the crypto circle down... --- Damn, no more rate cuts, money just runs away... This round is really a big cut --- To put it simply, it's still macro expectations playing us. Is it still possible to come out now? --- The returns for 2026 are just gone like that, it's hilarious --- Wait, are institutional investors also fleeing? Then what hope do we retail investors have? --- A typical leek-cutting method, all good news are bait --- As soon as the Federal Reserve speaks, the crypto circle has to kneel... should have gotten used to it long ago --- It's really annoying, said last year there would be a rate cut, now they changed their tune again --- When macro changes drastically, at the micro level we get harvested, this game is really damn... --- Outflows are coming, where is the bottom, everyone?

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