Let there be bull run, said the Fed

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The U.S. Federal Reserve (FED) just dropped a bombshell that could set crypto markets on fire this Q4. Kind of like giving them a double espresso shot after a long, sluggish summer.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech hinted the Fed is about to slam the brakes on tightening and start cutting rates, a move that could unleash fresh energy into cryptocurrencies.

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No more quantitative tightening?

Powell’s tone? Dovish as a flock of pacifist pigeons. He openly admitted, rising downside risks to employment have shifted the Fed’s risk assessment.

Translation, the job market’s looking shakier, and the Fed’s worried enough to ease up on its monetary reins.

He mentioned that the Fed took a step toward a neutral stance just last month and teased the possibility they might soon end quantitative tightening, the dreaded process where the Fed shrinks its bond holdings and sucks money out of the system.

Huge tailwind

Now, why does this matter? Because QT ending means there’s no more financial pruning choking the market, instead, we’re primed for rate cuts.

Markets are betting hard, expert say over 95% probability, that the Fed will slash rates by 0.25% in its October 29 meeting and do it again in December.

JPMorgan’s top economist called Powell’s comments a strong confirmation of this dovish tilt, while Bitcoin insiders are buzzing about the huge tailwind this could give BTC.

Joe Consorti, a Bitcoin entrepreneur, put it plainly, saying “BTC has been rangebound since May. You know what happens next. Don’t overthink it.”

But not all heroes get a warm welcome right away. Crypto markets are still shaky after a massive liquidation event last weekend.

Total crypto capitalization briefly fell below $4 trillion, with Bitcoin tumbling below $110,500.

Ether lost the $4,000 level before bouncing back modestly. The usual Asian sessions brought some buying hope, but altcoins mostly stayed bloodied in the trenches.

Fed pivot

In summary, Powell’s candid dovish signals could boost crypto markets before year-end, as easing monetary policies and rate cuts are nearly baked in.

Despite the jitters, cryptocurrencies might be gearing up for a fresh rally fueled by this Fed pivot, making Q4 a potentially electrifying ride for hodlers and traders alike.

The Fed’s shifting gears might just be the rocket fuel crypto has been waiting for.


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András Mészáros
Written by András Mészáros
Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld
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With years of experience covering the blockchain space, András delivers insightful reporting on DeFi, tokenization, altcoins, and crypto regulations shaping the digital economy.

📅 Published: October 17, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: October 17, 2025
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