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Yesterday, the Federal Reserve announced its interest rate decision.
They kept rates unchanged.
That part was widely expected. So the real question is If nothing changed, why did the market still move?
Let's Start from the basics.
The Fed controls the cost of money.
When rates go up, money becomes expensive. That is, it becomes expensive to borrow money due to higher interest rates.
When rates go down, money becomes cheap to borrow due to a lower interest rate.
The Crypto markets respond to how much money is flowing in the system.
Keeping rates Unchanged told the market one thing clearly.
"The Fed is not adding more pressure, but it is also not ready to ease yet."
So liquidity is not getting tighter, but it is not expanding either. The money flow is not increasing neither is it reducing.
That puts the market in a neutral zone.
If that's the Case why did the market reacted anyway?
Because the market wasnโt reacting to the decision alone.
It reacted to the tone and expectations.
Even though rates were held steady, the message from Jerome Powell was not strongly dovish.
Meaning, no urgency to cut rates, Rates may stay higher for longer and no clear signal of easy money coming soon
The market basically said โSo no rate cuts anytime soon?
Then, Traders reduced risk and some positions got closed
The decision didnโt move the market.
The lack of a clear path to rate cuts did.
Thatโs why price dropped.
No fresh liquidity to push a strong rally.
No new tightening to force a heavy sell-off.
So instead of a clear trend, the market reacted with short-term sell off and repositioning.
The summary is, Market didnโt move yesterday because the Fed changed rates.
It moved because the Fed didnโt change them, and traders had to rethink what happens next.