It is interesting that the EU waited quite a long time to raise interest rates after the US did it, which many considered an illogical move - but it is difficult to compare the ease of decision-making when it comes to the US compared to the EU. Some things in the EU are simply too complicated due to the fact that the majority of member countries have different opinions that are sometimes not easy to reconcile.
It seems to me that money will flow more strongly only when the US lowers interest rates, because in reality the EU is not even close to the interest that the US market shows for cryptocurrencies. The average American is much more exposed to the knowledge that Bitcoin and altcoins exist, given that such topics are daily present in most of their media, which is not the case in the EU (at least that's my experience).
The ECB is also governed by people with their own views, independent of the FED or any EU country, so sometimes they make their own decisions, which they think are best for the EU economy, in their judgment. For me, the fact that the EU and Canada are cutting interest rates at this time is good news for the financial markets, even though it could cause inflation to return. After all, high inflation is still not as bad as a financial decession.
At present, I believe that under pressure to rescue the economy and serve political purposes, FED's interest rates cut is only a matter of time and will have a global impact, prompting major economies to take similar action. I'm just thinking about the ATH of BTC and many top ALTS in Q4 2024 and Q1 2025 after the FED officially cuts rates, after all I'm just an investor and don't really care about inflation in the US or EU ^^