Whales are quietly buying in as Bitcoin prices drop.

After dovish comments from Federal Reserve officials, the probability of a rate cut in December jumped from 30% to 71% in a single day.

What does the Fed's December rate cut probability surge overnight mean? Historical trends and insights
① The rate cut expectation jumped from 30% to 65%, indicating that market consensus is shifting from "wait-and-see" to "certainty of easing," and the liquidity turning point may have arrived ahead of schedule.
② This rapid shift in expectations is often triggered by key macro signals: weakening employment data, declining core inflation, or dovish language from Fed officials.
③ Historically, when the probability of the first rate cut surpasses 50%, bond yields typically decline in advance, and

💥Breaking News:
🇺🇸 1-year inflation expectations 👇
Actual: 4.5%
- Forecast: 4.7%
Inflation expectations are expected to cool down, which is positive for the market.

🚨Breaking News:
🇺🇸 The Federal Reserve still believes there is room for rate cuts in the near term.
Bullish on cryptocurrency!

Tom Lee admits that the recent sell-off is partly due to market makers damaged by the 1011 incident, and not just one.
These market makers' balance sheets have shown significant deficits, requiring more available funds to be replenished. As a result, they will instinctively shrink their holdings, reduce trading, and sell tokens.
And once the prices of mainstream cryptocurrencies continue to fall, they will have to sell even more tokens to ensure they have some cash reserves on hand.

Tom Lee and his analysts: Ethereum is still in its early stages, and they believe its Supercycle is about to arrive.
Now is a once-in-a-lifetime historical opportunity to buy the dip, whether it's BTC, Ether, or SOL.
Still optimistic about the market during this period before the end of the year.

Tom Lee: The aftershocks of "10·11" are not over, and market makers are eager to raise funds to suppress the market rebound.
The market is a bit like throwing a tantrum, but it is still expected to see an increase by the end of the month.

Next week, the main focus should be on the speeches of Federal Reserve voting members before the silence period. The schedule is as follows:
Wednesday 22:20, FOMC permanent voter and New York Fed President Williams delivers a speech;
Wednesday 23:00, 2026 FOMC voter and Philadelphia Fed President Posen speaks on financial technology;
Thursday 1:15, 2027 FOMC voter and Atlanta Fed President Bostic delivers a speech;
Friday 1:15, 2025 FOMC voter and St. Louis Fed President Musialem discusses monetary policy;
Friday 1:20, 2026 FOMC voter and Cleveland Fed President Harker participates in