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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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-11 14:49
A 4% chance... There's really no suspense at all; the Fed decided long ago.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 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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RugPullAlarm
· 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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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-11 14:33
🔥 Polymarket has already revealed everything, institutions are still on the sidelines, what are we retail investors getting so excited about?
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.