#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $BTC、$ETH、$ZEC

The Federal Reserve's December policy meeting concluded, with a 25 basis point rate cut. The voting distribution is quite interesting: 7 votes in favor, 3 votes against.

In the words of stock investors, it’s: seven out of ten believe the economy needs mild stimulation, while three out of ten think more aggressive policy adjustments are necessary. Additionally, there are two camps—some members advocate for pausing rate cuts to observe, and others are murmuring about the authenticity of inflation data.

Powell's post-meeting attitude was very pragmatic: first, see the effect of the rate cut, and then leave policy space to be dictated by data.

After this decision was announced, the stock market responded with a rise, while the dollar came under pressure. Policymakers around the world are re-evaluating. The US leader’s reaction on social media was very straightforward—dissatisfied with the magnitude of the rate cut, hoping for stronger support.

What does the crypto community think? Market sentiment was instantly activated.

Expectations of rate cuts are generally favorable for assets with ample liquidity, and $BTC and $ETH attracted quite a bit of attention during this round of market activity. Meanwhile, Meme coins that piggyback on Ethereum and other L1 chains—especially concept coins related to tech billionaires—became targets for arbitrageurs in low Gas fee environments. These high-risk, high-reward assets, although highly volatile, have indeed attracted many participants' attention during specific market cycles.

The core logic is quite clear: liquidity improvement → profit from risk assets → high leverage targets gain attention. The characteristic of this cycle is that the resonance between traditional financial signals and crypto market hotspots makes the market rhythm tighter.