Latest data shows that the probability of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell leaving this year has dropped to 56%. What does this mean? If Powell continues to serve on the Federal Reserve Board, combined with Senator Thillis's vow to block any new Board appointments, it could be a significant setback for certain political forces aiming to reshape the Federal Reserve's policy committee(FOMC). For the crypto market, the Fed's policy direction often influences the entire macro liquidity environment. The greater the stability in the Board's personnel, the more policy continuity there is—this could mean sustained policy consistency or limit the room for expected policy adjustments. Investors need to closely monitor this trend.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-13 13:51
Will Powell stay? Then liquidity will have to remain tight, which is not good news for the crypto circle.
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It's the Federal Reserve and the FOMC again, basically meaning policies will be delayed. These days are tough.
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56% chance of remaining... Well, high stability means no opportunity. Feeling a bit frustrated.
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Tillis' move is quite clever, directly blocking new appointments and sealing off room for adjustment. How can the crypto market play?
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Powell's steadfast stance has made the FOMC policy roadmap set in stone. No surprises anymore.
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To put it nicely, it's continuity; to be blunt, it's rigidity. What are we retail investors supposed to do?
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Liquidity is locked here; it seems we have to wait a while longer.
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Political games are political games, but in the end, we small retail investors are the ones who suffer. I'm exhausted.
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Board stability = rigid policies, which is what the crypto market fears most—completely inflexible.
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After this round of operations, forget about expected policy easing. The air coins are going to have a tough time again.
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DancingCandles
· 01-13 13:45
Is Powell not stepping down? Then the policy will have to continue with iron resolve, which is a double-edged sword for the crypto world.
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WalletInspector
· 01-13 13:44
Powell really plans to stay, huh? That means the liquidity expectations in the crypto circle will have to be recalculated.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 01-13 13:40
Powell isn't stepping down? Then this game just got interesting. If liquidity stabilizes, the price will stabilize as well, but that also means no surprises.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-13 13:33
As long as Powell doesn't step down, liquidity will be hard to change significantly, which is a double-edged sword for the crypto world.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-13 13:29
If Powell really stays, then policies will need to stabilize, and the crypto market should be on the rise now.
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UncommonNPC
· 01-13 13:26
Powell isn't stepping down? Then the policy will be stable. As for liquidity, it depends on his plans; there will definitely be an impact.
Latest data shows that the probability of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell leaving this year has dropped to 56%. What does this mean? If Powell continues to serve on the Federal Reserve Board, combined with Senator Thillis's vow to block any new Board appointments, it could be a significant setback for certain political forces aiming to reshape the Federal Reserve's policy committee(FOMC). For the crypto market, the Fed's policy direction often influences the entire macro liquidity environment. The greater the stability in the Board's personnel, the more policy continuity there is—this could mean sustained policy consistency or limit the room for expected policy adjustments. Investors need to closely monitor this trend.