📉 Review of historical interest rate cuts: The game between water release and market fluctuations 💰

Since 1984, the United States has experienced seven rounds of interest rate cuts, each of which was accompanied by economic turmoil and crisis. 🔍

1️⃣ 1984: The first round of interest rate cuts, and the market entered a release mode.

2️⃣ 1989: The second round of interest rate cuts followed the Persian Gulf War and Japan’s economic collapse, and the economic crisis came.

3️⃣ 1995: The third round of interest rate cuts, the Asian financial crisis broke out, and Soros attacked Hong Kong.

4️⃣ 2001: The fourth round of interest rate cuts, the dot-com bubble burst, and the stock market crashed.

5️⃣ 2007: The fifth round of interest rate cuts, and the subprime mortgage crisis swept across.

6️⃣ 2019: The sixth round of interest rate cuts, the COVID-19 epidemic struck, and the economy suffered a heavy blow.

7️⃣ 2024: The seventh round of interest rate cuts, frequent military incidents around the world, and market unrest.

8️⃣ 2024: The eighth round of interest rate cuts, and worries about bigger events are brewing.

Interest rate cuts mean the release of funds, and opportunities for harvesting cheap assets in the market frequently appear. ⚠️ During times of volatility, the price of certain assets can decrease significantly, which provides investors with buying opportunities, but also comes with significant risk. 💡

In crypto markets, expectations of interest rate cuts could attract more capital inflows, pushing up the value of certain digital assets. However, market uncertainty also creates uneasiness. 📈💔

Summary: Historical lessons remind us that in the face of interest rate cuts and crises, calm observation and rational decision-making are the keys to investment! What do you think? 👇💬

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