#数字资产市场动态 The latest remarks from the Federal Reserve have been implemented, and the market is once again playing out the familiar "rise and fall" routine. True opportunities are often not in the headlines but hidden in the cracks where "market expectations" and "actual data" collide repeatedly.

Trump's attitude shifts subtly, and Powell's situation is temporarily eased
Trump, who has been sharply critical of Fed Chair Powell, recently stated for the first time that "there are no plans to dismiss him." However, he also named two potential successors—former Fed Governor Kevin Wirth and White House economic advisor Kevin Hasset. Both have policy orientations closer to the Trump administration's stance, which is essentially an early move to control long-term monetary policy. Beneath the surface of cooling down, the covert power struggle continues.

Beige Book data: moderate growth, but inflation shadows remain
The Fed's Beige Book, released simultaneously, covers economic signals from 8 regions—moderate growth, consumer rebound, and stable employment. However, the issues remain prominent: inflationary pressures have not yet subsided. PPI data remains high, and tariff shocks are impacting nationwide. If inflation re-emerges, even personnel changes may not prevent the rate cut window from being pushed back again.

Policy swings combined with repeated data make market volatility the norm
The current logic is clear: "Fixed Fed stance" encounters "unstable economic data." The market will frequently switch between "good economy → delay rate cuts" and "weaker data → initiate rate cuts." In this environment, short-sighted operations often come at the highest cost. Survival in the crypto world often undervalues patience.

What do you think? Will Powell smoothly serve out his term? If one of the two Kevins takes over, will he become a "puppet" for rate cuts? $FOGO $SOL