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This wave of the market, the key is not political rhetoric, but the shift in macro expectations.
Recently, Trump has been discussing Federal Reserve policies again, which has instantly stirred the market—U.S. stocks are volatile, and the crypto circle is full of various voices. But if you ask me, how much impact can this really have? Honestly, it needs to be looked at separately.
I've been in this circle for so many years and have seen many ups and downs. Many people think the crypto market has an independent trend, but that's not the case. Currently, the correlation between crypto assets and Federal Reserve interest rate policies is surprisingly strong—this is not conspiracy theory, but market reality.
Why is that? The logic is straightforward: interest rates determine liquidity, and liquidity determines how risk assets move. Once the Fed starts a rate-cutting cycle, the market is like opening a "water release valve." Hot money that can't get yields from traditional finance will flow heavily into high-risk assets like crypto, causing valuations to rise; conversely, in a high-interest-rate environment, capital tends to flow back into U.S. Treasuries and bank deposits, and the crypto market relies on internal rotation of existing funds, naturally creating pressure.
Historical data is there. During the Fed's rate hike cycle in 2022, the overall decline in the crypto market exceeded 60%. After the rate cut began in 2024, the market rebounded quickly. This is not coincidence, but the mechanism at work.
So the question is—can Trump's statements really change the Fed's pace? The waters here are actually very deep…