$DASH $ZEN Attention, the financial markets will be volatile tonight.
The latest development is that Powell’s side has directly pushed back. They have hired top legal teams and publicly announced their refusal to succumb to political pressure, firmly committed to maintaining central bank independence. This is not just a simple policy adjustment; in plain terms, the central bank is safeguarding its own power.
The signal being sent is very clear: trying to pressure for easing? Dream on. The future direction of interest rates will strictly follow CPI and employment data, with political considerations sidelined. What does this mean for the market? Those betting on "political rate cuts" may be disappointed; high interest rates could last longer than expected.
What impact does this have on crypto assets? In the short term, liquidity will be under pressure, and the market may experience some volatility. But looking deeper, the independence of the central bank faces political challenges, and the fiat currency credit system is under scrutiny — which just happens to be the narrative support for non-political assets like Bitcoin. If friction arises in the traditional financial system, the safe-haven value of crypto assets will be recognized by more people; this is a long-term logic.
The next major event is the CPI data release tonight. The core data will directly impact expectations for rate cuts. If the data exceeds expectations and is high, rate cuts will be delayed further, putting risk assets under pressure; conversely, if the data is moderate, the market may rally on expectations of easing. The current advice is to stay calm and wait until market sentiment stabilizes before taking action.
With macro strategic considerations and key economic data, tonight is destined to be turbulent. What do you think of this tug-of-war between the central bank and politics? Can Powell’s tough stance change the market rhythm? $U
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BearMarketBro
· 01-13 13:51
Powell is really tough this time, but this may not be a bad thing for the crypto world. In the long run, whenever the fiat credit system encounters problems, people will naturally turn to non-political assets. This is Bitcoin's opportunity.
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MEVSandwich
· 01-13 13:51
Powell's move this time is really just the beginning, but to be honest, in the long run, betting against these politicians' chips, the bears are still going to face hardships.
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ILCollector
· 01-13 13:34
Powell is tough, but I'm afraid he might still have to bow down in the end.
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High interest rates have been killed off, does this mean crypto has a chance now?
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If tonight's CPI data is off the charts, the crypto market will have to kneel again.
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Central bank independence? Haha, in front of politics, it's all just clouds.
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Short-term liquidity pressure is high, let's wait and see as it shrinks.
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In the long run, Bitcoin's hedging logic is good, but it will experience some pain in the short term.
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Those betting on rate cuts are all losing money. I choose not to gamble anymore.
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A bunch of macroeconomic bad news, DASH and ZEN are probably going to plunge.
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CPI determines everything; everything else is nonsense.
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Powell wants independence, but the market has the final say.
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VitaliksTwin
· 01-13 13:30
Powell's recent move is indeed aggressive, but in the short term, the crypto market will still be passively affected. Let's see if tonight's CPI data can save the situation.
$DASH $ZEN Attention, the financial markets will be volatile tonight.
The latest development is that Powell’s side has directly pushed back. They have hired top legal teams and publicly announced their refusal to succumb to political pressure, firmly committed to maintaining central bank independence. This is not just a simple policy adjustment; in plain terms, the central bank is safeguarding its own power.
The signal being sent is very clear: trying to pressure for easing? Dream on. The future direction of interest rates will strictly follow CPI and employment data, with political considerations sidelined. What does this mean for the market? Those betting on "political rate cuts" may be disappointed; high interest rates could last longer than expected.
What impact does this have on crypto assets? In the short term, liquidity will be under pressure, and the market may experience some volatility. But looking deeper, the independence of the central bank faces political challenges, and the fiat currency credit system is under scrutiny — which just happens to be the narrative support for non-political assets like Bitcoin. If friction arises in the traditional financial system, the safe-haven value of crypto assets will be recognized by more people; this is a long-term logic.
The next major event is the CPI data release tonight. The core data will directly impact expectations for rate cuts. If the data exceeds expectations and is high, rate cuts will be delayed further, putting risk assets under pressure; conversely, if the data is moderate, the market may rally on expectations of easing. The current advice is to stay calm and wait until market sentiment stabilizes before taking action.
With macro strategic considerations and key economic data, tonight is destined to be turbulent. What do you think of this tug-of-war between the central bank and politics? Can Powell’s tough stance change the market rhythm? $U