2025-12-10 01:29:26

This issue has been making quite a stir lately. Trump has publicly called out the Fed, demanding that Powell cut rates next week, and even cited JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's stance as backup, saying that even this Wall Street veteran thinks it's time to lower rates.

Dimon has always been cautious, and his attitude toward crypto assets hasn't exactly been friendly. Now that he's openly supporting rate cuts, it shows, to some extent, that traditional financial institutions' anxiety over current monetary policy has become apparent. Trump is using this as leverage, clearly trying to send a signal to the market—that rate cuts are no longer just one person's idea, but an industry consensus.

A few points worth noting:
The market is now pricing in a 98% chance of a rate cut in July, and Wall Street money is being massively reallocated, with risk assets becoming the hot commodity.

If a rate cut really happens, global liquidity will loosen up again and the capital pool will get bigger. But the question is, is this a necessary adjustment for the economy, or just political maneuvering in an election year? Why did Dimon change his tune at this particular moment?

For the crypto market, rate cuts are usually seen as bullish. But there's another possibility: once the news is out, it could become a "sell the news" turning point. Will BTC continue to rise, or is this the peak before a pullback? Will the Fed hold its ground and refuse to cut?

If you have cash on hand, should you enter the market now or wait and see? There are no standard answers to these questions.

The market changes every day, and staying calm is more important than anything. If you're also thinking about these issues, feel free to join the discussion and share your views.

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SignatureCollector

· 2025-12-13 01:16

98% probability of rate cut? How is this data calculated? It feels a bit unbelievable. Damon changing his stance is really outrageous; Wall Street folks have a keen nose. I've heard countless times that good news is exhausted, and each time I get proven wrong. Can BTC break new highs this time? Or should we wait and see? Trump's move is too obvious; he's just trying to boost his own momentum. I think it's still early to enter; let's wait and observe for two more weeks. Loose liquidity is indeed beneficial, but only if the Federal Reserve dares to cut rates. What do you all think? Is it really time to go all-in? Let's wait for the news to be confirmed; talking now is pointless. The political drama during election years—wake up, everyone. How long can this rally last? No clear idea in my mind.

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BearWhisperGod

· 2025-12-10 01:59

Dimon changing his tune is definitely interesting. Wall Street must be getting anxious—feels like a rate cut is inevitable now. That 98% figure seems a bit shaky. Why does it actually feel off? If rate cuts happen and there's more money, will it really flow into crypto? We’ll have to see if there are any follow-up policies. The scariest thing is when all the good news is already priced in. BTC’s performance this week depends on the Fed. Jump in now or wait? I kind of want to wait for a clearer signal. Getting in now feels like catching the last train. Trump played this move beautifully, putting Dimon on the spot. Now there’s no easy way out for him. You can really see the anxiety on traditional finance’s face. If you ask me, that’s a warning sign. Would not cutting rates actually be stimulative? If the Fed really dares to go against market expectations, that’ll be interesting. Easier liquidity might actually pump alts more than BTC, depends on where the money flows. The market’s reacting so fast this time—risk assets are still soaring, but it feels like the momentum is almost spent.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 2025-12-10 01:55

Dimon's change of stance is a bit weird. Why did Wall Street suddenly become so united? Wait, will the actual rate cut become the trigger for a "buy the rumor, sell the news" scenario? I just want to know, after this 98% probability plays out, will BTC keep pumping or dump immediately? Trump really pulled a smart move—getting big names to endorse his stance and put pressure on the Fed. Election year tactics are ruthless. Seriously? Dimon used to bash crypto, and now he's changing his tune for liquidity? Who buys that logic? With the market like this, it feels like everyone is betting on rate cuts—what about the risk on the other side? Having cash on hand, I really don't know whether to go in or stay out. This is exactly when it's easiest to make a mistake. Isn't the crazy rally in risk assets just the "last hurrah" playing out? When the rate cut comes, it might actually mark the start of an exit. This round will be about who pulls out fastest. Political maneuvering or real demand? Either way, I don't buy Wall Street's narrative.

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DegenDreamer

· 2025-12-10 01:38

This guy Dimon suddenly changed his tune, feels like it’s not that simple... you can really sense the election year vibes. A 98% probability sounds great, but if this rally goes full throttle, who’s going to be the bag holder at the top? Rate cuts mean more liquidity, but who can be sure BTC will break upwards instead of dumping? That’s the magic of the market. Should you get in now or wait? I’m inclined to watch and wait a bit longer—after all, I’ve heard “all the good news is priced in” too many times and gotten burned. This game between Trump and Powell, feels like the real winners are still the Wall Street crowd in the end. Chances are we’ll see more back-and-forth in this round, no need to rush all in—keeping a steady mindset is key.

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