The recent spectacle with the Federal Reserve is truly remarkable. The Trump administration has surprisingly launched an investigation into Powell, accusing him of being involved in a $2.5 billion building renovation scandal. But this guy responded directly and bluntly, saying it's just political pressure, mainly because he refused to cut interest rates significantly. It sounds like a power struggle from the traditional financial world, more dramatic than the volatility in the crypto market.
Here's the question: Trump wants to cut rates, but Powell refuses to budge. The underlying issue involves the direction of the global economy. From the crypto perspective, once the rate cut door opens, the dollar will depreciate, and Bitcoin has been most adept over the years at standing out during fiat currency turmoil. Every central bank's easing measures are essentially indirect promotion for cryptocurrencies. The market will definitely fluctuate in the short term, but the long-term trend? The wave of decentralization is unstoppable.
Honestly, the more aggressive the traditional financial system gets, the more it highlights the value of blockchain. Political games and investigation storms are just passing clouds, while blockchain technology is quietly taking root. True opportunities are never found in short-term noise but in judging long-term trends. The crypto market is building momentum; no matter how much chaos outside, technological progress and market development cannot be stopped.
What do you think about this wave of turbulence? Share your thoughts in the comments on how these policy changes might affect Bitcoin's trajectory.
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DefiPlaybook
· 42m ago
Powell's recent move is really a gamble on political chips, but on-chain data has been telling the story all along.
Whenever the central bank loosens policy, Bitcoin tends to perform well. This pattern hasn't changed much over the years. APY is like honey for the big players.
Short-term noise is just noise, but fighting inflation still relies on decentralization. The tricks of traditional finance have long been exposed.
If this rate cut truly opens the floodgates, the dollar will depreciate immediately. Then liquidity will pour into crypto, making the gains even more outrageous than arbitrage.
Power struggles may be intense, but they are useless. Code is dead, politics are alive. This is where blockchain wins.
Honestly, while others are playing mahjong outside, we are arbitraging on the chain—two different worlds.
Humans really only see the future clearly when the financial system is in chaos. Unfortunately, most people are always a step behind the market.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 11h ago
Powell's firmness deserves my praise; not lowering his head and being obedient is the right attitude.
The traditional financial power game is really more absurd than the crypto circle, it's hilarious.
Waiting to see the interest rate cut window open; when that happens, Bitcoin taking off is not a dream.
The more aggressive the policy tinkering, the more it highlights the necessity of blockchain; long-term optimism.
There is a lot of short-term noise, but no one can stop the trend, it's that simple.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 11h ago
They are all just tricks; the real opportunity lies in the shadows.
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QuorumVoter
· 11h ago
Powell's move this time is really serious; once they hint at a rate cut, BTC will take off immediately.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 12h ago
It's all power struggles; the underlying issues remain the same. If the dollar doesn't collapse, cryptocurrencies won't rise.
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not_your_keys
· 12h ago
Isn't this just the prelude to interest rate cuts? When the dollar floods the market, how much lower can the coins go?
The recent spectacle with the Federal Reserve is truly remarkable. The Trump administration has surprisingly launched an investigation into Powell, accusing him of being involved in a $2.5 billion building renovation scandal. But this guy responded directly and bluntly, saying it's just political pressure, mainly because he refused to cut interest rates significantly. It sounds like a power struggle from the traditional financial world, more dramatic than the volatility in the crypto market.
Here's the question: Trump wants to cut rates, but Powell refuses to budge. The underlying issue involves the direction of the global economy. From the crypto perspective, once the rate cut door opens, the dollar will depreciate, and Bitcoin has been most adept over the years at standing out during fiat currency turmoil. Every central bank's easing measures are essentially indirect promotion for cryptocurrencies. The market will definitely fluctuate in the short term, but the long-term trend? The wave of decentralization is unstoppable.
Honestly, the more aggressive the traditional financial system gets, the more it highlights the value of blockchain. Political games and investigation storms are just passing clouds, while blockchain technology is quietly taking root. True opportunities are never found in short-term noise but in judging long-term trends. The crypto market is building momentum; no matter how much chaos outside, technological progress and market development cannot be stopped.
What do you think about this wave of turbulence? Share your thoughts in the comments on how these policy changes might affect Bitcoin's trajectory.