After Waller hawked the market, can BTC continue to rise? Don’t rush to bottom-pick next!
Last night’s signal from Waller gave the market an answer: slightly hawkish.
Inflation still faces pressure. If subsequent data doesn’t show clear cooling, the Fed may even not rule out further tightening. After the news hit, U.S. Treasury yields climbed, and BTC also saw a notable pullback.
So the most important thing next isn’t guessing whether “the bull market is over,” but whether the market has the funds to absorb this round of adjustment.
My take is simple:
First, start by watching BTC’s support.
Don’t catch the fall immediately. Wait for a stabilization signal at key levels. If it breaks down on expanding volume, keep waiting; if it pulls back on lower volume and then regains strength, then consider accumulating at a lower price.
Second, be more cautious with ETH and altcoins.
When rate expectations turn more hawkish, the assets that usually feel pressure first are high-volatility ones. If BTC holds up, capital may continue to concentrate into Bitcoin.
Third, the data will ultimately determine the direction.
If inflation and employment stay hot, the market will keep pricing in rate hikes. But if the data starts to cool, the hawkish shock may gradually be digested.
So don’t think it’s “cheap” just because it’s dropped.
Waller’s hawkish tone doesn’t mean the bull market is over, but it does mean short-term tolerance for error has decreased.
The less certain the market is, the slower you should move.
Look for resistance on rebounds, watch for follow-through on pullbacks—if it breaks, wait. The real opportunities aren’t guessed—they’re created by how the market moves.
Stay with the momentum. We won’t promise sudden riches, but making steady profits with you should still be no problem!
Hesitate and you’ll miss the opportunity—grab it now!
Last night’s signal from Waller gave the market an answer: slightly hawkish.
Inflation still faces pressure. If subsequent data doesn’t show clear cooling, the Fed may even not rule out further tightening. After the news hit, U.S. Treasury yields climbed, and BTC also saw a notable pullback.
So the most important thing next isn’t guessing whether “the bull market is over,” but whether the market has the funds to absorb this round of adjustment.
My take is simple:
First, start by watching BTC’s support.
Don’t catch the fall immediately. Wait for a stabilization signal at key levels. If it breaks down on expanding volume, keep waiting; if it pulls back on lower volume and then regains strength, then consider accumulating at a lower price.
Second, be more cautious with ETH and altcoins.
When rate expectations turn more hawkish, the assets that usually feel pressure first are high-volatility ones. If BTC holds up, capital may continue to concentrate into Bitcoin.
Third, the data will ultimately determine the direction.
If inflation and employment stay hot, the market will keep pricing in rate hikes. But if the data starts to cool, the hawkish shock may gradually be digested.
So don’t think it’s “cheap” just because it’s dropped.
Waller’s hawkish tone doesn’t mean the bull market is over, but it does mean short-term tolerance for error has decreased.
The less certain the market is, the slower you should move.
Look for resistance on rebounds, watch for follow-through on pullbacks—if it breaks, wait. The real opportunities aren’t guessed—they’re created by how the market moves.
Stay with the momentum. We won’t promise sudden riches, but making steady profits with you should still be no problem!
Hesitate and you’ll miss the opportunity—grab it now!
