When we say that inflation has settled down, we mean that consumption (demand) has fallen down.

When liquidity comes to release again, the increased fiat currency flows into assets the very first .

That asset skyrocketing stimulates consumption, which in turn transfers an amount of fiat liquidity to the real economy, which takes about 1-2 years normally.

Historically, the stock market crashes immediately after a rate cut.

The [rationale (= cause)] that determines the amount of money that flows into stocks is [earnings] (although I don't understand why earnings are relevant to just a piece of paper with no management right ;;;), and it takes some time for earnings to bounce back.

I don't know if the stock price will reflect the positive future or if it will crash as it did in history, but I think it is likely to crash because the [human pattern] is universal beyond any time period.

The price of #bitcoin is driven by the flow into exchanges (= supply) and the boom of the amount of currency (= demand), regardless of performance.

Even if you're an [investor], it doesn't make sense to accumulate stocks along with #bitcoin...

It's nonsense, IMO.