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The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates again, is there any hope for Bitcoin to rise again?

The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates again, and Bitcoin is expected to rise again. This is their opportunity. The Federal Reserve's continued interest rate cuts will benefit Bitcoin significantly in the short term.

The Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates before, and this rate cut is a shift from the previous relatively stable policy to a relatively loose monetary policy. Its original intention is to release liquidity. Because as long as interest rates are lowered, it means that the financing costs of enterprises will also be lowered, and there will be hope for renewed vitality and avoid entering the recession stage. At the same time, profit-seeking capital will slowly flow into the market, so once they have more spare money, they will look for more profitable financial targets.

If the Federal Reserve continues to cut interest rates more, this will also be an opportunity for the currency circle. Because if the Federal Reserve continues to cut interest rates, investment assets such as gold, Bitcoin, and the Japanese yen will benefit significantly in the short term. Therefore, once such a result occurs, Bitcoin may usher in a rapid pullback. rise, it is not ruled out that Bitcoin will usher in the third round of surge this year. The continued interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve may also be a time for Bitcoin to truly enter the global financial market and strive to obtain the same investment status as gold. Chance.

However, the U.S. economic system should not be so weak. Maybe these are just appearances, because for the mainstream financial markets, the U.S. dollar, stock market, gold, futures, foreign exchange, bond market, and Funds and other markets are where big money pays the most attention. Because the currency circle is still a relatively isolated small market after all, it has little linkage with the traditional economy.