After the interest rate cut, which zone will benefit the most? I'll give you a straightforward answer: AI and RWA. The logic of the AI zone is very simple: interest rate cuts mean that the valuation support for technology growth stocks becomes stronger, and on-chain AI tokens, as an extension of the narrative, can naturally benefit from the heat dividend. Don't forget, AI + crypto is inherently a concept story that capital loves the most. The RWA zone is more direct; interest rate cuts make the tokenization logic of real-world assets smoother. With the decline in USD interest rates, funds are more willing to seek out the "new land of yield," and RWA is that outlet. Especially projects linked to traditional financial institutions are more likely to attract institutional capital. Of course, L2 cannot be ignored either. In the context of interest rate cuts, market funds are inclined to pursue "efficient and low-cost" infrastructure, and Rollup and cross-chain directions still have potential. The conclusion is: interest rate cuts are not a single benefit, but rather allow the "narrative + liquidity" dual engines to run again. Grasping the zone is equivalent to grasping the future wealth code. #็พ่ๅจ้ๆฏ25ไธชๅบ็น and #Gateๅนฟๅบๅไฝ็นไบฎไธญ็ง
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Zone selection, AI or RWA?
After the interest rate cut, which zone will benefit the most? I'll give you a straightforward answer: AI and RWA.
The logic of the AI zone is very simple: interest rate cuts mean that the valuation support for technology growth stocks becomes stronger, and on-chain AI tokens, as an extension of the narrative, can naturally benefit from the heat dividend. Don't forget, AI + crypto is inherently a concept story that capital loves the most.
The RWA zone is more direct; interest rate cuts make the tokenization logic of real-world assets smoother. With the decline in USD interest rates, funds are more willing to seek out the "new land of yield," and RWA is that outlet. Especially projects linked to traditional financial institutions are more likely to attract institutional capital.
Of course, L2 cannot be ignored either. In the context of interest rate cuts, market funds are inclined to pursue "efficient and low-cost" infrastructure, and Rollup and cross-chain directions still have potential.
The conclusion is: interest rate cuts are not a single benefit, but rather allow the "narrative + liquidity" dual engines to run again. Grasping the zone is equivalent to grasping the future wealth code. #็พ่ๅจ้ๆฏ25ไธชๅบ็น and #Gateๅนฟๅบๅไฝ็นไบฎไธญ็ง