What does the Fed's new chairman pushing for interest rate cuts mean for the crypto market?

2025-12-18 02:22:12

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Trump recently sent signals that the new Federal Reserve Chair appointment will be announced soon. Interestingly, this new chair will promote a significant interest rate cut cycle.

What does this mean for the market? A low interest rate environment typically indicates loose liquidity, making it easier for funds to flow into high-risk, high-reward assets—including cryptocurrencies. In contrast, high interest rates tend to suppress speculative capital inflows.

Historically, every shift in Federal Reserve policy has triggered market fluctuations. Expectations of rate cuts often boost investors’ risk appetite, which is especially evident in the crypto market. As interest rates decline, the yields of traditional financial assets decrease, and more funds may seek alternative investment opportunities.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 2025-12-20 20:42

As soon as the rate cut expectation emerges, high-risk assets should rotate. How long can this liquidity flow last? --- Basically, it's just funds looking for an exit; the crypto world is always that scapegoat. --- Wait, how many times have I heard this set of rhetoric... Every time they say increased liquidity will lead to a rise? --- Whenever the Federal Reserve takes action, the crypto prices dance along. As long as the retail investors believe this story, it's fine. --- History shows? History also shows many times when it was supposed to fall, it still crashed. --- So the question is, who will take the final hit this time? --- Increased liquidity ≠ you can make money. Don't be fooled by the chip distribution. --- Rate cuts are coming, funds are rushing into high-risk assets. Just listen, don't take it as a Nobel Prize-winning thesis.

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