Tonight, the much-anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate meeting will be announced. This meeting has attracted much attention because the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates again after five years, which has become the focus of the financial market recently.
At the same time, everyone has also noticed the approval of Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum ETF this year. Why are these products approved at this point in time? Large institutions on Wall Street, such as BlackRock, which manages trillions of funds, have entered the cryptocurrency circle. There is actually a profound logic behind the behavior of bankers, and even the US government is led by these bankers.
In the past, the strategy of harvesting global wealth through interest rate hikes did not meet expectations, so using virtual currency, a global financial tool, to achieve wealth transfer has become another very effective means. This also explains why the United States will approve ETFs at this point in time to allow more large institutions to enter the market. The entry of institutions attracts more funds to flow in, and the bubble expands.
In order to harvest global retail investors through the virtual currency market, there must first be a large number of participants. In order to attract more people to join, it is necessary to create a get-rich-quick effect. Only when the market rises can people's enthusiasm for participation be stimulated; and when the market rises high enough, more and more funds will flow into the market, and the main players will be able to cash out and leave the market at the right time.
Therefore, the U.S. interest rate cut is almost inevitable. After the interest rate cut, more U.S. dollars will flow into the global market, and the market will usher in another wave of surge. As the market rises, more people with funds will be attracted to it. The more money invested, the greater the increase, and the more participants there will be. In the end, when the market reaches the main force's goal, the time to cash out and leave will come.
Perhaps, tonight's interest rate cut will become an important turning point for future market trends. Two to three months later, when we look back at the current market price, many people may regret why they paid too much attention to short-term fluctuations at this moment and why they did not enter the market at the bottom. The opportunity to buy at the bottom at this time may become an unforgettable memory for many people in the future.
