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#美联储降息政策 The Federal Reserve is internally fighting, which actually sends a signal to us crypto enthusiasts. The hawkish stance outweighing the dovish one means that the rate cut expectations are significantly lowered, and market volatility will definitely increase — and volatility is an opportunity.
As you can see, now 6 members are completely against rate cuts, only 2 openly oppose, but the dot plot reflects the true intentions. This indicates that rate cuts in the first half of next year are basically unlikely, and the easing expectations in the crypto market will fall short. In the short term, mainstream cryptocurrencies may face pressure, but this is precisely the golden period for new projects — project teams will increase incentives to attract users.
My simple advice to you is: at this stage, don’t chase after mainstream coins at high prices; focus on new airdrop interactions. When economic uncertainty is high, projects tend to spend more on ecosystem development. Look for new projects that emphasize productivity tools (like AI, RWA), complete basic interactions (wallet connection, social sharing, Discord verification), with the lowest costs and barriers.
I’ve already identified a few upcoming projects, and will update the interaction map as soon as the official airdrop standards are announced. The most important thing now is to be prepared and not scramble when the airdrop begins. The rate cuts are gone, but opportunities always exist — the key is to find the right direction.