The Federal Reserve does not actually own Bitcoin $BTC , this is a fact.

However, many people interpret it as the U.S. will no longer hold BTC.

This is two different things.

In fact, Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs have been aggressively buying. Whenever the price drops, they immediately pull it back up. Isn't it just that they don't want to hand over the chips for free?

The reason for the drop is simply that it has risen too much, which is the fundamental reason. If the price were at 80,000 at this time, then saying this would likely cause no ripples in the market.

The dot plot of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts* doesn't need to be looked at.

This is just a tool. It's used to modify people's expectations.

It is not used to implement expectations. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut strategy must align with specific economic data.

No one can predict economic data accurately; if the prediction is right, you feel it's valid, and if it's wrong, you feel it's invalid. So sometimes it's accurate, and sometimes it's not.

When the Federal Reserve says this, it means they don't want you to reap certain profits. They don't want fools to make money either. (Every time they say that, the captain wants to laugh, haha) $ETH $BNB