Does a rate cut necessarily mean an immediate flood of money and a surge in prices? History has already provided the answer: not necessarily. The current timing is actually very similar to 2019, when the market also pre-priced in the expected rate cut. In 2019, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates three times: - July 31: 25 basis points, the first rate cut since the 2008 financial crisis. - September 18: Another 25 basis points cut. - October 30: A third 25 basis points cut. As the saying goes, good news begets bad news. After three rate cuts, BTC experienced short-term declines twice. Now, at a similar point again, with BTC trading above the daily MA120, the bull-bear boundary, it's time to be more vigilant and reduce risk exposure, rather than blindly optimism.

Interest rates themselves are a tool with a time lag. In comparison, QE is actually more straightforward.

Yes, Brother Feng, you're the expert on this. Actually, I didn't post anything today 😂 Rub it out in five minutes and it'll be all wet.

Yes, great teacher 😋