2026-01-15 14:22:05

Federal Reserve officials recently conveyed significant information. Controlling inflation remains the top priority, with the target still the classic 2%. While there is indeed room for interest rate cuts, the key issue is— we need to see hard data showing a genuine decline in inflation; words alone are not enough.

The market generally expects rate cuts this year, but all of this depends on actual economic data. In other words, the pace of rate cuts will depend on how inflation performs in the coming months. For on-chain assets, the Fed's attitude shift often causes sharp fluctuations in market sentiment, which is worth paying attention to.

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FlatTax

· 01-15 14:50

Basically, it's all about the data. Don't talk to me about expectations. I don't believe inflation will truly come down without solid evidence. Interest rate cuts? Just wait, everyone. Without concrete data to support it, it's all just empty talk. How the on-chain market will move really depends on the Federal Reserve's stance. It's so annoying. The 2% target sounds simple, but actually achieving it is another story. I just want to know if we'll see real inflation decline in the next few months, or else it's all pointless.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-15 14:49

Data speaks, empty talk is baseless. This round of rate cuts will have to wait until inflation truly capitulates; don't guess blindly. --- It's the same rhetoric again, let's wait and see. Anyway, on-chain assets have long since understood the Federal Reserve. --- Hard data is the real key; just shouting about a 2% target is useless... --- Next month’s inflation data is likely to cause another wave of volatility. Set your positions properly and it will be fine. --- Basically, they’re not ready to cut rates yet, still keeping us guessing. --- It all depends on how the data plays out in the coming months; the market will once again be led around by the Federal Reserve.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-15 14:48

Basically, the Federal Reserve is just talking on paper. Let's wait until real data comes out. --- Cut interest rates? Wait a bit. These folks are still waiting for inflation to stabilize. Once the on-chain data confirms, then we can talk. --- It's the same old rhetoric. They've been shouting the 2% target for how long? The key is how the next few months turn out. It's nerve-wracking. --- Hard data, hard data. It's on everyone's lips every day. The crypto circle has long been exhausted by this rollercoaster. --- Once the Fed's stance shifts, on-chain assets become like a rollercoaster. Is this rally still worth waiting for? --- It's just: no real inflation drop, rate cuts are empty promises. Don't get your hopes up too high. --- The market is waiting for data, we're waiting for rate cuts, and in the end, maybe we're all just waiting for the wind to change.

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AirdropGrandpa

· 01-15 14:33

Speaking of which, this 2% rhetoric really depends on the data. It's easy to talk big now, but actual rate cuts are the real key. --- Wait, does inflation really need to come down first? Then we in the crypto world will have to wait a bit longer. --- The Federal Reserve is starting to play word games again. Let's wait for next month's data to discuss. --- Basically, it all depends on the upcoming inflation numbers. Whether they cut rates or not depends entirely on a few key data points. --- On-chain assets are tightly linked to the Federal Reserve's game, it's really frustrating. --- Hard data speaks for itself. Stop with the fluff. Can we just get a rate cut already? --- The 2% target has become tiresome. The real question is, when will it truly fall back? --- In this situation, going long is too risky. Better wait for clear signals before acting. --- The Fed's attitude is changing, and our wallets will have to tremble along with it. Damn it. --- Talking about rate cuts and actually cutting rates are worlds apart.

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