#特朗普加密新政 Trump recently left many people confused with his speech at the rally.

In front of thousands of people in the audience, he directly stated, "Want to sit in that chair of the Federal Reserve? First agree to lower interest rates." This was said without any concealment, like bargaining in a vegetable market. Some laughed out loud, while others began to dig up old accounts — the personnel adjustment during Yellen's time, that phone call before Powell took office, and now reflecting on it, it indeed feels off.

The data is more interesting. During his first term, the position of Fed Chair changed three times. Each personnel change got stuck at the key window for interest rate decisions. The official narrative is always "based on economic considerations," but with the timeline laid out, too many coincidences start to feel like more than coincidences. Now he is starting to hint again: if he gets back into office in 2024, he will definitely need to find someone "more cooperative." No wonder those big shots have been speaking in circles lately; no one dares to make a definitive statement.

The impact of this matter on the crypto market could be significant. Once the interest rate cut signal is clear, Bitcoin and Ethereum have always been the first beneficiaries, with altcoins following suit and becoming collectively agitated. Just yesterday, I heard a friend who does quantitative trading complain that now he has to add a separate column for "policy intervention weight" in his trading strategy. The Federal Reserve machine is increasingly resembling a remote control in someone's hands.

How long do you think this script can still be performed? Will the interest rate cut expectations really drive a new round of market trends? Or will this kind of political noise ultimately only exacerbate market volatility? Leave a comment with your judgment. 🚀