Interest rate cycles definitely play a role here, especially when you're dealing with the mechanics of running a global reserve currency. But that's only half the story. What really moves markets is collective behavior—the sentiment, the herd mentality, the way traders and investors react in unison. Policy shifts matter, sure, but how the crowd interprets and responds to those shifts? That's where the real volatility comes from. It's the interplay between structural factors and pure market psychology.
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AllInDaddy
· 12-21 01:20
Basically, it's still a psychological game; policies are just an excuse.
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OldLeekMaster
· 12-19 00:58
To be honest, the interest rate cycle system is indeed useful, but what truly stirs the market is people's sentiment. When a group of people panic or become greedy simultaneously, even the best policies are useless.
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PerpetualLonger
· 12-19 00:49
Basically, it's psychological warfare; policies are just a cover, the real killer is the herd effect... I'm still holding this position tightly, just waiting for the next wave to recover my losses.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-19 00:44
That's correct, but I think there's still a missing piece — on-chain data is the real truth. All these psychological games off-chain ultimately need to be verified with real money; otherwise, it's all just air.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 12-19 00:36
Basically, it's a psychological game; policies are just a cover.
Interest rate cycles definitely play a role here, especially when you're dealing with the mechanics of running a global reserve currency. But that's only half the story. What really moves markets is collective behavior—the sentiment, the herd mentality, the way traders and investors react in unison. Policy shifts matter, sure, but how the crowd interprets and responds to those shifts? That's where the real volatility comes from. It's the interplay between structural factors and pure market psychology.