Chris Aruliah, head of institutional business at Bybit, said that historically, lower interest rates usually lead to funds flowing from banks into the stock market, and lower interest rates reduce the returns of traditional investment tools and also prompt more investment to riskier assets, including digital currencies. The Fed’s 0.5% reduction may stimulate the cryptocurrency market in the short term, but it is still crucial to remain vigilant in an environment of economic uncertainty and market volatility. The global economic slowdown coupled with various weak economic indicators and geopolitical complexities have hit investor sentiment at the same time.