In simple terms, the interest rate will be cut by 100 basis points this year, and will continue to be cut in the next two years, with another 100 and 75 basis points cuts in 2025 and 2026 respectively. This is like giving the economy a big green light, telling us that the next two years will be a "rate cut party".

Recalling last year's interest rate hike, the currency market fell so badly, but now it is different. The interest rate cut is like a shot of chicken blood in the currency market, and everyone says it will rise sharply. Those experts' words of "short-term decline" are just for listening, don't take them seriously. Let's just keep an eye on the big trend and wait for it to rise. Maybe one day Bitcoin will rise to 100,000, 150,000 or even 200,000 per coin.

Last night, the price of Bitcoin really broke through $62,500 as I expected. Why? Because the market had long expected a 50 basis point interest rate cut, and it really did happen. Once this good news came, the price naturally rushed up. What is even more unexpected is that the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Powell, directly said that the economy is strong and he is confident about reducing inflation. Once this was said, the market was more confident.

However, there is another side to the interest rate cut. Politically, Trump is not happy about it. He is worried that the interest rate cut will help his opponent Harris to canvass votes. As a result, after the interest rate cut, Harris's approval rating really rose, and Trump was depressed. But this has little to do with us small investors. We are more concerned about the trend of the crypto market.

Trump also did a big thing. He bought a hamburger with Bitcoin. Now, all cryptocurrencies related to hamburgers have risen. This operation is simply tying Trump and crypto payments together. It feels like crypto payments are going to be popular!

In short, the currency market is optimistic in the next period of time, so let's wait for the rise with peace of mind! But also remember that investment is risky, so be cautious when entering the market!