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Despite rate cuts being widely expected, markets dropped—proving it's already priced in. Is this a classic "sell the news" moment?Market Knew About Rate Cuts—So Why the Drop?“Sell the News” in Full EffectWhat Comes After the Rate Cut?
Ethereum exchange reserves are dropping fast, suggesting rising accumulation and reduced sell pressure.Ethereum Exchange Reserves Falling FastWhat This Means for Ethereum’s Price ActionAccumulation Phase or Major Move Incoming?
A golden cross just appeared on a key altseason chart—could this be the start of a massive altcoin rally?Technical Breakout: Golden Cross Signals Altcoin SurgeWhy This Matters for AltcoinsAltseason Incoming? Watch This Space
Massive ETF inflows and whale rotations show ETH strength, but retail selling is keeping prices flat—for now.Smart Money Is Buying—But ETH Price Isn’t Moving?From Weak to Strong Hands: Classic Pre-Breakout SetupThe Calm Before the Storm?
ETH must reclaim the $4,500 level to flip the trend bullish. Until then, the market remains in wait-and-see mode.Why $4,500 Is the Line in the Sand for EthereumConsolidation or Breakdown?Bullish Momentum Hinges on One Level
- 18:00Breaking News | U.S. Fed Rate Decision (Upper Bound)U.S. Fed sets rate upper bound at 4.25%, vs. 4.25% expected and 4.50% prior.
- 17:56Prediction platform: 96% probability that Powell will start with "Good afternoon"Jinse Finance reported that, according to a US prediction platform, there is a 96% probability that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will open the upcoming press conference with "Good afternoon." The market has summarized the following pattern based on previous press conferences: if Powell says "Good afternoon," it signals a hawkish stance; if he says "Hello everyone," it indicates a dovish stance.
- 17:56Analyst: The risk of US Treasury yields repeating last September's post-Fed rate cut scenario is limitedJinse Finance reported that Dario Messi, Head of Fixed Income at Julius Baer, said that there are concerns that the scenario of a rise in long-term US Treasury yields after a 50 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September 2024 could repeat itself. However, this time the risk of such a recurrence is limited. Although there are some reasonable arguments, the current starting point provides more of a buffer for such developments, and the risks are more limited at present. Currently, the 10-year US Treasury yield is higher than it was when the Federal Reserve began cutting rates in September 2024.