Reviewing the development path of Bitcoin, it was born after the 2008 financial crisis and overlaps significantly with multiple rounds of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve.


From Ben Bernanke's large-scale balance sheet expansion, to market skepticism during Janet Yellen's tenure, and then to Jerome Powell's stress tests under an environment with interest rates above 5%, Bitcoin has continuously reshaped its market positioning at different policy stages.
Especially after the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in 2024, "currency devaluation trading" has gradually become a mainstream institutional narrative.

Against this backdrop, potential changes in the Federal Reserve's policy direction are becoming an important variable influencing Bitcoin's narrative.
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