💥The Federal Reserve's series of big surprises! What direction will the crypto market take? #美国政府停摆 #贵金属巨震

The Federal Reserve has directly hit the pause button on interest rate cuts📛, locking the benchmark rate at 3.5%-3.75%, and hawkish bigwigs are firing away! Musalem bluntly states that inflation is too high and interest rates will definitely not be cut; the suppressive power of rates is simply not enough, and cutting rates now is just counterproductive💢, directly extinguishing the market's hopes for rate cuts, and high rates will have to persist longer!

Even more exciting is the reshuffling of the chairmanship🤺, with Trump strongly backing the hawkish Waller to rise to power; this person is a tough character, vocally criticizing excessive liquidity and tearing apart the Fed's models, yet he is completely opposed to Trump's calls for rate cuts, setting the stage for a confrontation in the office! Powell becomes a lame duck, and the Federal Reserve's independence is in serious jeopardy, with political games directly hijacking monetary policy😱

To make matters worse, the U.S. government is once again on the brink of a shutdown🚨, traditional assets are collectively collapsing, gold, silver, and U.S. stocks are all in the red, and surprisingly, Bitcoin is actually going against the trend and turning green✅! Safe-haven funds are not fleeing to cash but are instead flowing into decentralized avenues; the more the old system stalls, the more attractive crypto's anti-establishment properties become🔥

Macro headwinds are crushing short-term volatility in the crypto market💣, and the tightening of U.S. dollar liquidity has become a certainty; don’t expect a loosened celebration this year, focus on finding opportunities in a tightening environment!

❓What do you think, folks? Is this hawkish move by the Federal Reserve a short-term suppression or a long-term boon for crypto? How long can this influx of safe-haven funds hold up? Share your thoughts on your strategy in the comments! #美国PPI数据高于预期 #TheFederalReserveKeepsRatesUnchanged