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Here's something worth chewing on: a prominent economist recently pointed out that central banks face a real dilemma when adjusting interest rates. Push them too fast? You risk market chaos. Move too slow? Inflation might spiral out of control.



The timing and pace of monetary policy shifts matter more than most people realize. We've seen this play out repeatedly—aggressive rate hikes can trigger liquidity crunches that hit crypto markets hard, while delayed action lets speculative bubbles grow unchecked.

What's the sweet spot? That's the trillion-dollar question. Rate decisions ripple through every asset class, from traditional bonds to Bitcoin. Getting the tempo wrong either way creates headaches nobody wants to deal with.
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FrontRunFightervip
· 11-30 01:24
ngl the real issue is they're already choosing sides in this "dilemma"—watch the frontrunning before rate announcements, the MEV extraction on liquidity crunches... central banks got the playbook, we're just the ones getting sandwiched
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YieldHuntervip
· 11-28 04:33
ngl the real issue here is nobody's actually tracking the correlation coefficients between fed moves and on-chain liquidity... everyone just reacts after the fact lmao
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ApeWithAPlanvip
· 11-27 02:02
The Central Bank is playing with fire, and there are pitfalls on both sides. If interest rates are raised aggressively, it leads to dumping; if done slowly, it results in point shaving to sustain the bubble. We retail investors are caught in the middle and are being squeezed.
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ThatsNotARugPullvip
· 11-27 01:52
ngl the Central Bank's situation is really a dilemma... Fast leads to collapse, slow leads to inflation, we coin holders suffer the most.
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GasOptimizervip
· 11-27 01:44
The pace of interest rate hikes by the Central Bank... to put it simply, it's about finding the optimal solution on the data curve; if it's too fast, it leads to a crash, and if it's too slow, it results in inflation. There is no perfect answer. I would like to see if those economists can build a rate model using Excel.
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