According to @MI_Algos, the Federal Reserve delivered a second 25 bps rate cut that was fully priced, while Chair Powell guided markets not to expect a December cut but hinted at a potential pause to QT in December, a quiet liquidity tailwind that could support risk assets more than the cut itself (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, the lack of an immediate upside in BTC, ETH, and altcoins stems from the rate cut being anticipated and from Powell’s cautious outlook amid data constraints tied to a government shutdown, leaving traders to weigh liquidity versus uncertainty (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, post-meeting comments from Trump about a highly positive conversation with Xi buoyed sentiment, but the absence of a signed agreement and only a pause on China’s rare earth export limits leave conviction weak and keep tail risks like tariffs in play (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, near term BTC is expected to trade in a wide range as markets digest a likely no-cut December paired with a possible QT pause, favoring a headline-driven, conviction-light tape where savvy traders can fade intraday extremes (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, a key market tell is BTC dominance: if BTC.D rolls over while TOTAL3 rises, it signals rotation into select higher-beta alts; if BTC grinds sideways and dominance bleeds, the market may be saying rotate or go risk-off (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, if a December cut is truly off the table and China delays, the regime shifts to good news equals profit-taking and bad news equals bad news, increasing volatility as labor, inflation, and tariff data get overweighted into November (source: @MI_Algos).