Tonight is the last interest rate meeting of the Federal Reserve this year, and cutting interest rates by 25% is basically not a big problem. What concerns the market even more is Lao Bao's speech on next year's dot matrix and easing path, and the new chairman is also trying to influence market sentiment. In addition to tonight's interest rate meeting, there are still data that need to be monitored next On December 16th, the November unemployment rate and non farm employment were announced. The expected unemployment rate has not yet been released, with a previous value of 4.4 November CPI announced on December 18th, but the expected value has not yet been released On December 19th, during the Japanese interest rate meeting, the previous value was 0.5, and the expected value has not yet been released. At a time when the new Federal Reserve Chairman is slowly influencing the market, I don't know if the market will choose to ignore or value Mr. Bao's speech tonight, or just listen to what they want to hear? We can reveal it tonight If the old Bao Ge faction speaks, it will naturally benefit market sentiment and not hit prices. If the old Bao Ying faction speaks up, then Hassett can come out and speak up. The pigeon party rushes down the emotions The market may also be relatively stable after the meeting ends, and BTC prices will not experience significant fluctuations. Then there is the expectation of interest rate cuts in January for the year 26. The next impact on market sentiment will be the release of labor and inflation data for November on the 16th and 18th. At present, the expected value has not been met, we have to wait until next week. Still adhere to the previous viewpoint, currently more oscillating in the range of 87-94. Didn't it rebound around 94 last night and come down again. If we want the trend to rebound, we still need an opportunity. If the trend rebounds The signal on price should at least remain stable at around 101-104 But if driven by market events, there may be expectations of interest rate cuts in January, or expectations of liquidity easing (such as whether the interest rate meeting tonight mentioned bond purchases). I personally think that there may not be as much hype this month as I hope We still need to stand on the front line and pay attention to market events and emotions in a timely manner.