The post Federal Reserve Governor Supports 50bp Rate Cut Amid Market Speculations appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Federal Reserve rate cut discussion sparks debates; Governor Stephen Miran supports larger cuts. Market nearly unanimous on expecting a 25bp rate cut. Bitcoin and Ethereum could see increased liquidity from further rate reductions. Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran is advocating for a significant interest rate cut, proposing a 50 basis point decrease amid ongoing economic uncertainties, as of October 16, 2025. The market broadly anticipates a smaller 25 basis point cut, reflecting Miran’s influence and potential implications for liquidity shifts in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Unprecedented Rate Cut Expectations: Miran vs. Market Consensus Governor Stephen Miran has emerged as a prominent advocate for substantial interest rate cuts, arguing that “downside risks are greater now” due to ongoing trade policy uncertainties. He believes rates should reflect these risks with a total 1.25 percentage point reduction by year-end. However, the market appears confident in a 25bp cut, with CME FedWatch data showing a 97.3% probability of this outcome. The broader financial landscape would witness an increase in liquidity should rates decrease further, potentially driving more institutional flows into risk assets, including major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Historically, lower rates have enhanced dollar liquidity, influencing institutional allocations toward profitable ventures such as digital assets and equities. On the ground, market sentiment is mixed. While Miran’s call for a larger cut reflects concerns over economic uncertainties, Chair Jerome Powell emphasizes a prudent approach, remaining open to moderate easing based on labor market conditions. Market participants, including financial analysts and investors, are closely monitoring the situation for impacts that could influence investment strategies and asset allocations. The downside risks are greater now than they were a week ago. I believe, as policymakers, we have a responsibility to recognize this and let our policies reflect that change. The uncertainty surrounding trade policy… The post Federal Reserve Governor Supports 50bp Rate Cut Amid Market Speculations appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Federal Reserve rate cut discussion sparks debates; Governor Stephen Miran supports larger cuts. Market nearly unanimous on expecting a 25bp rate cut. Bitcoin and Ethereum could see increased liquidity from further rate reductions. Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran is advocating for a significant interest rate cut, proposing a 50 basis point decrease amid ongoing economic uncertainties, as of October 16, 2025. The market broadly anticipates a smaller 25 basis point cut, reflecting Miran’s influence and potential implications for liquidity shifts in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Unprecedented Rate Cut Expectations: Miran vs. Market Consensus Governor Stephen Miran has emerged as a prominent advocate for substantial interest rate cuts, arguing that “downside risks are greater now” due to ongoing trade policy uncertainties. He believes rates should reflect these risks with a total 1.25 percentage point reduction by year-end. However, the market appears confident in a 25bp cut, with CME FedWatch data showing a 97.3% probability of this outcome. The broader financial landscape would witness an increase in liquidity should rates decrease further, potentially driving more institutional flows into risk assets, including major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Historically, lower rates have enhanced dollar liquidity, influencing institutional allocations toward profitable ventures such as digital assets and equities. On the ground, market sentiment is mixed. While Miran’s call for a larger cut reflects concerns over economic uncertainties, Chair Jerome Powell emphasizes a prudent approach, remaining open to moderate easing based on labor market conditions. Market participants, including financial analysts and investors, are closely monitoring the situation for impacts that could influence investment strategies and asset allocations. The downside risks are greater now than they were a week ago. I believe, as policymakers, we have a responsibility to recognize this and let our policies reflect that change. The uncertainty surrounding trade policy…