The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points this time, which was mostly expected. However, what's interesting is that the rate cut plan for next year is currently only confirmed once. Officials are quite optimistic about the US economy's performance next year, even mentioning the possibility of adjusting market liquidity through bond purchases.
The market's reaction to this news has been quite stable, as everyone is aware of the general expectations. Therefore, the upcoming trend is unlikely to experience drastic fluctuations because of this—things within expectations usually don't cause big waves.
From a structural perspective, I still lean towards a bullish outlook, but recall that defense is always more important than offense. To be specific about key levels:
For Bitcoin, the 15-minute timeframe's key support/resistance level is around 91,800. If the price holds this level, consider establishing long positions here, with a stop-loss set between 90,000 and 91,000 for better safety.
For Ethereum, 3,250 is a critical threshold. Those looking to go long can watch this level closely, placing stops slightly below 3,250—simple and straightforward.
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SolidityJester
· 2025-12-11 20:26
The Fed's recent actions are indeed not surprising; the market has already digested them. The fact that only one rate cut is confirmed for next year suggests that the economy is still doing well.
I'm pondering the logic behind buying bonds... Liquidity might be more important than simply cutting interest rates.
The 91,800 level is indeed critical; if it breaks, we will need to reassess.
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DaoTherapy
· 2025-12-11 01:46
The Federal Reserve seems to want to stabilize the situation this time. Will there be only one rate cut next year? Are they worried that the economy is too strong? Haha
Wait, can 91800 really hold? It still depends on the news, I think.
I've been waiting for the 3250 level for a long time. I'm just afraid it might be a false alarm again.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 2025-12-11 01:44
The Federal Reserve doesn't have any new ideas anymore, just repeating the same thing and cutting interest rates... Is there really only one rate cut next year? It sounds a bit unreasonable.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 2025-12-11 01:41
The Federal Reserve is really becoming more dovish, only one rate cut next year? Is that an indication that the economy is doing well?
Oh wait, should I start bottom fishing now? If I can hold the 91,800 level...
Ethereum at 3250 is just for fun, anyway, I'm betting the US economy will explode next year.
I'm a bit confused about what bond purchasing means. Is liquidity enough to push prices up or down, everyone?
Defense, defense, but my stop-loss is always at 0... Just kidding, maybe I should really listen this time.
You better hold the 91,800 for me; I’m relying on you with my entire position, haha.
Only one rate cut next year, the Fed is a bit overconfident, overestimating the US economy.
Watching 3250 closely, let’s see when the trading volume picks up. Right now, there’s not much point.
Within expectations is the most dangerous; the more stable it seems, the easier it is to slap you in the face.
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ForkMaster
· 2025-12-11 01:26
The Federal Reserve's tricks I've seen too many times before, only one rate cut next year? Basically, it's just leaving a suspense for next year's economic data. But that's actually good news for us holding coins; we need to keep a close eye on liquidity.
My third child is now living off my little wealth code; I’ve already noted the 91800 threshold. Defense is indeed more important, don’t be greedy.
Wait, after this round of rate cuts, is there any arbitrage opportunity? I feel like project teams are about to do something again.
Alright, I’m watching 3250, but I haven't seen a truly explosive move in this kind of expected market for a long time; I’ve gotten used to it.
Actually, rate cuts have a bigger impact on stablecoins. What we should be thinking about is how liquidity will change next, not just looking at the levels.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points this time, which was mostly expected. However, what's interesting is that the rate cut plan for next year is currently only confirmed once. Officials are quite optimistic about the US economy's performance next year, even mentioning the possibility of adjusting market liquidity through bond purchases.
The market's reaction to this news has been quite stable, as everyone is aware of the general expectations. Therefore, the upcoming trend is unlikely to experience drastic fluctuations because of this—things within expectations usually don't cause big waves.
From a structural perspective, I still lean towards a bullish outlook, but recall that defense is always more important than offense. To be specific about key levels:
For Bitcoin, the 15-minute timeframe's key support/resistance level is around 91,800. If the price holds this level, consider establishing long positions here, with a stop-loss set between 90,000 and 91,000 for better safety.
For Ethereum, 3,250 is a critical threshold. Those looking to go long can watch this level closely, placing stops slightly below 3,250—simple and straightforward.