Bitcoin's playing out that familiar post-Fed meeting script again. We've seen the initial knee-jerk reaction—that brutal selloff right after the FOMC announcement.
Now here's where it gets interesting. If history's any guide, we're probably heading into a phase where things calm down. Expect some sideways action as traders digest what just happened. Then comes the slow grind back up—nothing dramatic, just steady accumulation as the panic sellers exit and smarter money positions itself.
The real shift happens when market psychology flips. Once participants fully price in the Fed's new stance and stop freaking out about every rate decision, that's when momentum typically builds for the next leg up. Patience tends to pay off in these cycles.
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BlockTalk
· 23h ago
It's the same old script again, the newbies are panicking, and we're waiting to buy in at the low prices.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 12-11 23:07
Here we go again with the same script. After the crash, it should rebound, right?
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SingleForYears
· 12-11 23:05
Here we go again? Every time the Fed holds a meeting, it tanks, then slowly climbs back, the same old套路.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 12-11 22:53
Here we go again? As soon as the Fed speaks, Bitcoin starts to scream. Let's watch those retail investors get liquidated, and then we'll quietly buy the dip.
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TokenDustCollector
· 12-11 22:50
It's the same old script again; as soon as the Fed speaks, Bitcoin immediately kneels. But to be fair, history does follow patterns. Right now, it's probably that "digestion phase," waiting for a rebound.
Bitcoin's playing out that familiar post-Fed meeting script again. We've seen the initial knee-jerk reaction—that brutal selloff right after the FOMC announcement.
Now here's where it gets interesting. If history's any guide, we're probably heading into a phase where things calm down. Expect some sideways action as traders digest what just happened. Then comes the slow grind back up—nothing dramatic, just steady accumulation as the panic sellers exit and smarter money positions itself.
The real shift happens when market psychology flips. Once participants fully price in the Fed's new stance and stop freaking out about every rate decision, that's when momentum typically builds for the next leg up. Patience tends to pay off in these cycles.