2026-01-14 05:21:09

The recent market has been quite interesting—sectors like gold, silver, non-ferrous metals, and aerospace have surged strongly, and the A-shares index has also risen to 4138 points, with good gains in stocks and funds. In contrast, cryptocurrencies have been somewhat quiet.

If the Federal Reserve really continues to cut interest rates, logically, this would be a positive for stocks, bonds, and funds, and precious metals might continue to push higher. The question is, in such a macro cycle, do crypto assets still have a chance? Traditional financial assets are all benefiting from the rate cut dividends, so when will cryptocurrencies catch up?

Would love to hear everyone's thoughts—Is this a short-term correction, or does the crypto market really need to wait for the next trigger point to rise?

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InscriptionGriller

· 11h ago

The interest rate cut benefits have been completely absorbed by traditional finance, and the crypto world is still trembling in the corner? Laughs, this is what market sentiment killing technical analysis looks like. What are you waiting for, brother? The trigger point has already been buried by the fund operators, and retail investors will always be the last to catch the bag. The sharp rise in gold and silver actually signals very clearly—risk aversion is rising. The crypto market is inherently high-risk assets. Who dares to buy now? Short-term adjustments are nonsense; this is called a phased exit. Traditional finance is eating the meat, while crypto is drinking the soup, and sometimes even missing out. Unless BTC breaks through a certain key level, this cold situation will continue. If you really want to talk about opportunities? Wait for the next policy black swan to appear; otherwise, entering now is just a process of harvesting the leeks.

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memecoin_therapy

· 11h ago

This wave of traditional finance taking the big share and the crypto world just sipping the broth is a bit outrageous.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 11h ago

The crypto world is always a step behind, just wait.

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SilentObserver

· 11h ago

During the interest rate cut cycle, traditional assets are celebrating wildly, but the crypto world is indeed a bit awkward. A rate cut doesn't necessarily benefit cryptocurrencies; instead, during periods of loose liquidity, large funds might prioritize bottom-fishing in traditional assets, only seeking an exit when yields bottom out. Waiting, waiting, it feels like we've become numb from waiting. It's better to directly ask when the next trigger will come—since the beginning of the year, we're still in the same place. Traditional finance is all about eating up the gains, while we're still discussing opportunities. It’s honestly a bit self-deceptive. Short-term correction? I see this as the beginning of a long-term correction. We need real news to break the deadlock. Gold is hitting new highs, but the crypto market is cooling down. This contrast indeed makes people feel a bit uncomfortable. The idea that rate cuts are good for all assets is itself problematic; the key is where the money flows. Clearly, it’s flowing into precious metals and stocks now. Don’t wait any longer. Instead of guessing, it’s better to allocate your own assets—anyway, the rate cut cycle can’t be avoided. What’s the next trigger? Will the Federal Reserve make another big move, or will the technicals break through on their own?

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AltcoinHunter

· 11h ago

During the interest rate cut cycle, traditional assets are eating the meat while we are gnawing on the bones... This feeling is truly uncomfortable. Wait, is Bitcoin again building a bottom? Why do I feel like it's always the same story every time? I can understand gold rising, but cryptocurrencies are really being neglected, this doesn't feel right. Actually, the trigger points have been there for a while, it's just that we don't have the money to get on board hahaha. Short-term correction? Bro, you're being too mild with that statement, it's clearly testing our faith. When will we be able to share a piece of the pie from the interest rate cut benefits... I'm about to lose my mind. Honestly, this wave of market movement has made me doubt my own choices, but I've already gone all-in, what else can I do? No opportunity in crypto? No, no, no, there definitely are opportunities, we just might not be able to find them. Where is the consensus? Where did our consensus go? Why is everyone now rushing to buy precious metals? Looks like I need to wait a bit longer, but my patience is running out.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 11h ago

This is outrageous. Traditional finance is partying while the crypto world is sleeping. Is it really our turn to cut interest rates this time?

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