Recently, the market has been unanimously stating: the Fed is going to cut interest rates, and the probability is as stable as a lottery advance leak. So everyone is eagerly imagining: is Bitcoin going to soar to new highs? Is Ethereum going to keep up? Are altcoins going to experience another wave of spring? It all seems to be rehearsed, but will the outcome really be so smooth?

The logic of interest rate cuts is simple: money becomes cheaper, liquidity loosens, and risk assets become highly sought after. BTC is always the biggest winner because it is packaged as "digital gold," and the first stop for funds is always it. ETH benefits from ecological demand, and its narrative always catches a favorable wind. As for altcoins, once risk appetite is ignited, the stage lights up, regardless of whether your project is reliable or not; it's all about generating hype first.

But I want to remind you: don't just look at the "interest rate cuts as a positive", also pay attention to the "reasons for the interest rate cuts". If the Fed is forced to ease because the economy is unstable, then the risks behind it are greater than you might think. Historically, there have been instances where the market gets excited at the beginning of rate cuts, only to have the reality of the economy burst the bubble.

So my judgment is: in the short term, BTC and ETH will have explosive points, but the real trend still depends on the Fed's stance—whether it continues to lean dovish or goes for a "one-time operation." The crypto market is more like a roller coaster: it's most thrilling when it's just exciting, but then it may suddenly cause your heart to stop.

Do you think this time it's a "straight to the sky" or a "roller coaster loop"? Let's chat in the comments, don't just shout a lot, let's also predict the "braking point".
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