January Fed meeting outcomes are essentially predetermined at this point.



Look at the Polymarket odds: rate cut probability sitting at roughly 4%, with the remainder split between holding steady. That's your market consensus right there.

What's the actual story? Three things are blocking any pivot:

**Inflation hasn't cooled enough.** The data doesn't scream urgency yet.

**Growth still looks resilient.** Economic momentum isn't screaming for emergency cuts.

**The Fed has no incentive to jump the gun.** They're comfortable staying put.

The numbers don't lie—institutional money isn't betting on action, and neither should you be.
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DarkPoolWatchervip
· 01-11 14:49
A 4% chance... There's really no suspense at all; the Fed decided long ago.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 01-11 14:45
The market has already given the answer to Polymarket: a 4% chance is basically saying "don't bother."
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RugPullAlarmvip
· 01-11 14:44
Looking at Polymarket data, a 4% chance of rate cut? Isn't that institutions using data to say "lie flat"? Compared to listening to the Fed's blabber, it's more reliable to watch how large on-chain addresses move. Who trusts press releases in this environment?
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VitalikFanboy42vip
· 01-11 14:33
🔥 Polymarket has already revealed everything, institutions are still on the sidelines, what are we retail investors getting so excited about?
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