#加密生态动态追踪 The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as scheduled, and market reactions remain steady.

Powell's recent remarks reveal several key messages:

The pace of rate cuts will slow down, similar to the end of last year, requiring a period of observation. But don't misunderstand, the rate-cut cycle has not fully ended, and the idea of raising rates is out of the question.

Employment market data is worth paying attention to — the published figures may be inflated, and actual monthly job growth could be 20,000 lower than official data.

The purpose of purchasing short-term government bonds is straightforward: to ensure sufficient market liquidity and prevent excessive interest rate volatility.

From the tone, it does not appear hawkish; instead, it carries a slightly dovish tone.

This basically locks in the low likelihood of further rate cuts during his term. Market participants are now betting on the transfer of power in June next year, hoping to see more rate-cut opportunities in the second half of the year.

The outlook for the next two or three months remains uncertain. No one can guarantee when funds will enter the market. Short-term market fluctuations may still stay high, requiring patience while waiting for a clear direction.