HTX will host a themed livestream at 20:00 today, according to an official social media announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The program is titled around the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee, or FOMC, meeting and a disputed 20% probability of a rate hike, while also asking whether a $70 BTC options bet can still be realized. Crypto KOLs including Maomaojie, Zhicheng Xiaodaoshi, 0xJoker and Mr. Misi are set to join the session. The discussion will center on the core variables drawing market attention ahead of the FOMC meeting, the macro signals behind the 20% rate-hike probability, and how changes in U.S. dollar liquidity may affect the crypto market. The guests will also look at key BTC options positioning in an effort to identify possible short-term breakout levels and risk turning points.
HTX will hold a themed livestream at 20:00 today, according to an official social media announcement cited by ChainCatcher.
The event is titled “FOMC Tonight Decides the Direction — Is the 20% Rate-Hike Probability Real or Misread: Can BTC’s $70 Options Bet Still Pay Off?”
Crypto KOLs including Maomaojie, Zhicheng Xiaodaoshi, 0xJoker and Mr. Misi are invited to join the session. The discussion will focus on the core variables the market is watching ahead of the FOMC meeting, examine the macro signals behind the 20% probability of a rate hike, discuss how shifts in U.S. dollar liquidity could affect the crypto market, and review key BTC options positioning to look for short-term breakout opportunities and possible risk turning points.
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