A common misconception is that as long as the Fed cuts interest rates, the market will immediately usher in a bull market. In fact, a rate cut is not directly equivalent to the arrival of a bull market, and we still need more patience and observation.
Before and after the announcement of the interest rate decision on the 18th, Bitcoin prices may fluctuate violently, and the specific extent will depend on the market sentiment and trading volume at the time. Generally, price fluctuations driven by news and data are difficult to accurately predict.
Before and after the interest rate decision, Bitcoin prices may experience large fluctuations, but in the end the market will develop according to its own logic. Therefore, it is a safer strategy to avoid high-risk contract transactions during this period, and holding spot may be a safer strategy, whether the market is rising or falling.
Even if the Fed decides to cut interest rates, funds will not immediately flow into the cryptocurrency market. Traditional financial markets, such as stock markets, commodities, and futures markets, are usually the first choice for large funds because they pursue more stable returns. The cryptocurrency market is not the preferred destination for large funds. Therefore, whether the real bull market is coming or not, it is necessary to observe the market situation at the end of the year or even next year.