The Federal Reserve leadership has recently undergone changes. Currently, four candidates for Federal Reserve Chair have been identified, with a key requirement being their support for a significant rate cut policy — this stance will be officially announced along with the nomination results in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, the market is also closely watching inflation trends. In November, the US CPI year-over-year growth rate dropped to 2.7%, slowing down compared to previous periods, seemingly leaving room for subsequent policy adjustments. However, Fed officials' attitudes have not been as hawkishly relaxed as market expectations suggested; instead, they appear quite cautious. This means that the future direction of monetary policy will still heavily depend on upcoming economic data performance. Regarding Bitcoin liquidity, the Fed's policy stance remains a core reference — the tug-of-war between rate cut expectations and data realities may continue to influence market sentiment and capital flows.
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CantAffordPancake
· 2025-12-23 06:25
The expectations for interest rate cuts have become short positions again, let's wait and see if the new chairman is reliable.
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LoneValidator
· 2025-12-22 21:09
Interest rate cut expectations are fully pumped, but the Fed is still pretending to be hawkish; this trick is old and tired. Bitcoin will have to wait until it has been played people for suckers before it can rise.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 2025-12-20 07:45
The expectation of interest rate cuts is about to be proven wrong by the data again; the Fed just loves this routine.
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LiquidityWizard
· 2025-12-20 07:42
tbh the fed's playing 4d chess while we're watching checkers... rate cut hopium vs actual data? that's the real liquidity trap rn
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DaoResearcher
· 2025-12-20 07:25
From the data performance, this round of CPI dropping to 2.7% is actually a "false easing signal," and the cautious attitude of Federal Reserve officials is the real story. It is worth noting that the core of liquidity games still revolves around the mismatch between policy expectations and actual data, and Bitcoin has been hit pretty hard in the short term by this uncertainty.
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DegenTherapist
· 2025-12-20 07:21
Are the four gentlemen of interest rate cuts coming? To put it simply, they are paving the way for BTC. I've been waiting for this. CPI drops to 2.7%, and the Federal Reserve is still pretending to be cautious. That's really interesting.
The Federal Reserve leadership has recently undergone changes. Currently, four candidates for Federal Reserve Chair have been identified, with a key requirement being their support for a significant rate cut policy — this stance will be officially announced along with the nomination results in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, the market is also closely watching inflation trends. In November, the US CPI year-over-year growth rate dropped to 2.7%, slowing down compared to previous periods, seemingly leaving room for subsequent policy adjustments. However, Fed officials' attitudes have not been as hawkishly relaxed as market expectations suggested; instead, they appear quite cautious. This means that the future direction of monetary policy will still heavily depend on upcoming economic data performance. Regarding Bitcoin liquidity, the Fed's policy stance remains a core reference — the tug-of-war between rate cut expectations and data realities may continue to influence market sentiment and capital flows.