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The financial market generally expects the Federal Reserve to start a rate cut cycle in October, with most major brokerages predicting further rate cuts in December.

According to the latest analysis from several top financial institutions, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in October has become a high-probability event, with the vast majority of institutions expecting a reduction of 25 basis points. It is noteworthy that Bank of America is the only major brokerage predicting just one rate cut this year, while most other institutions, including Citigroup, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Nomura Securities, expect consecutive cuts of 25 basis points in October and December.

UBS Group not only anticipates two rate cuts this year but also looks forward to further cuts in the first quarter of 2026. ANZ holds a relatively aggressive view, believing that in addition to the potential two cuts this year, there may be an additional cut of 50 basis points early next year. Goldman Sachs is certain about a rate cut in October but describes the December cut as "very likely", predicting two additional cuts in the first half of 2026.

Barclays Bank specifically mentioned that Federal Reserve Governor Milan may advocate for a more significant rate cut. Danske Bank and ING provided a longer-term outlook, with the former expecting to maintain a quarterly rate cut pace until the end of summer 2026, while the latter believes that two rate cuts in 2025 and 2026 are necessary to effectively improve economic momentum.

The cryptocurrency market is simultaneously welcoming multiple positive developments:
- The first SOL ETF is about to be launched.
- ETH network upgrade is approaching
- Walmart has started accepting cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, DOGO, SOL.
- The meme coin project supported by Musk is expected to drive a new round of growth in the altcoin market.

These financial and industrial developments collectively suggest that the cryptocurrency market may soon enter a new active cycle.