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Shorting the Dip, Buying the Rally? FOMC Outcome Reveals the Truth Behind Bitcoin (BTC) Price Trends

Based on historical data from 2025, Bitcoin's (BTC) price action around FOMC meetings reveals a distinct pattern: the market often prices in macroeconomic expectations in advance, leading to a "buy the rumor, sell the news" dynamic. Despite the actual policy decisions, BTC typically experiences selling pressure post-announcement, even during rate-cut cycles. Key findings show that BTC declined after most FOMC events in 2025, with the sharpest seven-day drops (-6.9% and -8%) occurring after the two 25-basis-point rate cuts in September and October. In contrast, meetings with unchanged rates resulted in mixed performance, ranging from +6.92% to -4.58%. This counterintuitive reaction is attributed to structural market dynamics rather than macroeconomic fundamentals. Before FOMC meetings, especially in July, September, and October, significant capital inflows and leveraged long positions were observed, leading to reduced spot liquidity. This over-leveraging often meant that any "hawkish" momentum was already priced in, leaving the market vulnerable to a sell-off once the actual decision was announced. Analysts note that FOMC events act more as market reset points than directional catalysts. When policy outcomes are highly anticipated, pre-meeting volatility compresses, and post-announcement volatility expands, creating predictable short-term dislocations. The data suggests that traders should prepare for heightened volatility, with potential retests of key support levels, such as $88,000, following the typical post-FOMC decline.

cointelegraph_中文12/11 05:16

Shorting the Dip, Buying the Rally? FOMC Outcome Reveals the Truth Behind Bitcoin (BTC) Price Trends

cointelegraph_中文12/11 05:16

BTC Drops Below $90,000: Rate Cut Realized Equals Exhausted Positive News

Fed Chair Powell announced a 25-basis-point rate reduction, bringing the benchmark rate to 3.50%-3.75%, marking the third consecutive cut this year. However, the dot plot revealed significant internal divergence, with seven officials dissenting—six preferring no cut. The median rate projection remained unchanged from September, signaling a likely slowdown in future easing, with only one cut anticipated in 2025 and 2026 each. This mixed, cautious signal failed to boost market confidence. Bitcoin fell below $90,000, Ethereum dropped under $3,200, and Solana declined beneath $130. Most crypto sectors saw losses, with over $468 million in liquidations—$331 million from long positions. Analysts attribute the downturn to year-end liquidity constraints and subdued sentiment. Greeks.live noted that despite the Fed’s dovish move, low holiday liquidity limits bullish momentum. ING expects two 2026 rate cuts if inflation nears 2%, while Goldman Sachs views further easing as contingent on weaker labor data. Short-term, the market is expected to remain defensive amid thin liquidity. Longer-term, the focus shifts to labor market performance—should data weaken, more aggressive rate cuts may follow. Until macro conditions clear and liquidity returns, cautious positioning is advised.

Odaily星球日报12/11 04:09

BTC Drops Below $90,000: Rate Cut Realized Equals Exhausted Positive News

Odaily星球日报12/11 04:09

Powell: Weakening Employment, Inflation Still High, No One Talks About Rate Hikes Now

In his latest address, Federal Reserve Chair Powell highlighted a noticeable cooling in the U.S. labor market, marked by slower hiring and reduced layoffs, declining challenges in recruitment, and diminished household expectations for job opportunities. The unemployment rate has risen to approximately 4.4%, with employment gains significantly weaker than at the start of the year. This slowdown stems partly from reduced labor supply—due to decreased immigration and lower participation rates—but also reflects weakening labor demand itself. On inflation, core PCE remains at 2.8% year-on-year, above the long-term 2% target. While goods inflation has edged up due to tariffs, service inflation continues to moderate. Although overall inflation has declined substantially from its 2022 peak, it has not yet reached a level that fully assures the Fed. The FOMC responded by cutting rates by 25 basis points and initiating short-term Treasury purchases to maintain ample reserves and ensure effective policy transmission. Powell emphasized that, with rising employment risks and persistently elevated inflation, there is no "risk-free" policy path. The Fed must carefully balance its dual mandate constraints. He noted that interest rates are nearing a neutral range, and future policy decisions will be data-dependent, avoiding preset directions and instead being assessed meeting by meeting based on economic conditions and risks.

marsbit12/11 04:02

Powell: Weakening Employment, Inflation Still High, No One Talks About Rate Hikes Now

marsbit12/11 04:02

A Less 'Hawkish' 'Hawkish Rate Cut' and Balance Sheet Expansion Buying Bonds That 'Is Not QE'

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points for the third consecutive time in 2024, lowering the target range to 3.50%-3.75%. The decision revealed the largest internal dissent in six years, with three officials opposing the move. The updated dot plot continues to project only one more rate cut in 2025, signaling a significant slowdown in the pace of easing. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that the current policy stance allows the Fed to be patient and data-dependent, noting that no one is assuming the next move will be a hike. Simultaneously, the Fed announced it would begin purchasing short-term Treasury bills to maintain ample reserves in the banking system, with an initial $40 billion in purchases planned for the next month. Powell stressed that these operations are for reserve management purposes and do not represent a change in monetary policy stance. The economic projections were slightly revised, with upgrades to GDP growth and minor downgrades to inflation expectations. The labor market is showing signs of cooling, with the unemployment rate rising and job growth slowing.

深潮12/11 02:51

A Less 'Hawkish' 'Hawkish Rate Cut' and Balance Sheet Expansion Buying Bonds That 'Is Not QE'

深潮12/11 02:51

Crypto Morning Brief: Fed Cuts Rates by 25 Basis Points, Yi He Promises Compensation for Users Affected by WeChat Hack

Fed cuts rates by 25 bps as expected; Binance's Yi He pledges BNB airdrop to users affected by hacked WeChat account. U.S. Senate may delay crypto market structure bill to 2026. OCC allows banks to intermediate crypto trades. Silk Road-linked wallets move $3.14M in dormant BTC. HashKey IPO heavily oversubscribed; Surf AI raises $15M. Market analysts debate crypto cycle shifts and regulatory outlook.

深潮12/11 01:35

Crypto Morning Brief: Fed Cuts Rates by 25 Basis Points, Yi He Promises Compensation for Users Affected by WeChat Hack

深潮12/11 01:35

Hawkish Rate Cut Triggers Rally Then Plunge: The Truth Behind Bitcoin's 'Painting the Door' Pattern

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points on December 11, 2025, triggering a brief Bitcoin surge to $94,476, followed by a sharp reversal to $91,384. The initial rally was driven by algorithmic misinterpretation of a headline announcing the Fed’s $40 billion monthly Treasury purchases, mistakenly seen as quantitative easing (QE). In reality, these were short-term Reserve Management Purchases (RMP) aimed at maintaining banking system liquidity, not stimulating risk assets. The market downturn accelerated as traders digested the Fed’s hawkish undertones: upward revisions to 2026 GDP growth (from 1.8% to 2.3%) and lower unemployment projections signaled economic strength, reducing the urgency for further rate cuts. This "no-landing" scenario weakened Bitcoin’s appeal as an inflation hedge or safe-haven asset. Additionally, the Fed’s internal division—with three dissenting votes reflecting stark policy disagreements—highlighted unprecedented uncertainty about future monetary policy. Despite the rate cut, real interest rates remained restrictive due to persistent inflation. The episode underscored that Bitcoin can no longer rely solely on Fed-driven liquidity narratives and may face continued pressure as markets repricing risk amid economic resilience and policy ambiguity.

marsbit12/11 01:25

Hawkish Rate Cut Triggers Rally Then Plunge: The Truth Behind Bitcoin's 'Painting the Door' Pattern

marsbit12/11 01:25

Bitpush Daily News Highlights: Fed cuts rates by 25 basis points as expected; Fed to purchase $40 billion in Treasury bills within 30 days; Gemini approved by CFTC to enter prediction market

Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, bringing the benchmark rate to 3.50%-3.75%. The Fed will purchase $40 billion in Treasury bills over the next 30 days. Gemini receives CFTC approval to enter the prediction market with its new platform, Gemini Titan, initially offering binary contracts and planning to expand into crypto derivatives. State Street Bank and Galaxy Digital announce plans to launch SWEEP, a tokenized liquidity fund on Solana in 2026, using PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin for redemptions. If SpaceX IPOs at a $1.5 trillion valuation, Elon Musk’s net worth could reach $952 billion. Sei partners with Xiaomi to pre-install a Web3 wallet and app discovery platform on new smartphones outside China and the US, with plans to introduce stablecoin payments in retail by 2026.

比推12/10 23:46

Bitpush Daily News Highlights: Fed cuts rates by 25 basis points as expected; Fed to purchase $40 billion in Treasury bills within 30 days; Gemini approved by CFTC to enter prediction market

比推12/10 23:46

Fed Cuts Rates and Buys Short-Term Bonds: US Stocks, Short-Term Treasuries, Gold Rise; Dollar Falls; Bitcoin Fluctuates

On December 10, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points and announced a plan to purchase $40 billion in Treasury bonds over the next 30 days. Before the announcement, U.S. stocks were mixed, the dollar and gold declined, and Treasury yields edged lower. After the release, equities and gold initially fluctuated before rising, short-term Treasury yields fell briefly, while longer-term yields eventually climbed. During the press conference, Chair Powell indicated that Treasury purchases would remain elevated in coming months but downplayed expectations for another imminent rate cut. His comments drove stocks higher, with major indices extending gains. Bond yields trended downward overall, and the dollar weakened further. Gold recovered early losses to hit a daily high, while Bitcoin experienced volatility before climbing toward the end of the event. By the end of the press conference, the S&P 500 and Dow were up 0.7% and 1.1% respectively, short-term yields hit session lows, the dollar index fell over 0.6%, and gold advanced 0.6% to approach $4,239. Bitcoin also rose, nearing $94,500.

华尔街日报12/10 21:29

Fed Cuts Rates and Buys Short-Term Bonds: US Stocks, Short-Term Treasuries, Gold Rise; Dollar Falls; Bitcoin Fluctuates

华尔街日报12/10 21:29

Fed Cuts Rates Amid Divisions, but Bitcoin's 'Fanger Zone' Keeps BTC Below $100K

The Federal Reserve approved a 25-basis-point rate cut amid internal divisions, but Bitcoin remains stuck below $100,000 due to structural weaknesses and persistent selling pressure. Despite a pre-FOMC rally to $94,000, the "hawkish" tone of the rate cut and concerns over inflation and economic slowdown limited upward momentum. According to Glassnode, BTC is trapped in a fragile range between $81,300 and $102,700, with unrealized losses rising and realized losses hitting $555 million daily—levels last seen during the FTX collapse. Long-term holders are realizing over $1 billion in profits daily, while new buyers face capitulation. The rally has been driven by spot demand rather than leveraged speculation, but sustained growth may require renewed derivatives activity. The Fed's rate cut is unlikely to provide significant short-term bullish momentum for Bitcoin.

marsbit12/10 20:08

Fed Cuts Rates Amid Divisions, but Bitcoin's 'Fanger Zone' Keeps BTC Below $100K