#2026年比特币价格展望 $DASH $SUI $XRP

**Federal Reserve's "Luxury Renovation Gate" Sparks Market Trust Crisis**

Recently, a single event caused the entire market to explode. The Federal Reserve reported a $3 billion cost for renovating its headquarters, while industry insiders estimate the actual cost at only a few hundred million—an absurd figure that even European Central Bank officials have come out to defend Powell. But this time, the market simply isn't convinced.

On the surface, it's a financial scandal; at its core, what does it reflect? Look at these two sets of data:

**First data point:** Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federal Reserve's bond investment portfolio has accumulated losses of over $200 billion.

**Second data point:** Despite massive losses, the Fed continues to "print money" digitally to cover its exorbitant renovation costs.

This is the real reason behind the public outrage—**the double standard is too obvious**. Central banks tell ordinary households about "discipline" and the "necessity of enduring high interest rates," then turn around and give themselves blank checks. This "only the government can set fires, but the people can't light lamps" approach is rapidly eroding public trust in the monetary system.

**What happens once the credibility of the central bank collapses?**

History has given many answers: weakening currency value, non-sovereign assets (gold, Bitcoin) becoming safe havens, and a sharp decline in confidence in official policy statements. When funds start seeking "trust substitutes," the flow of capital often moves faster and more fiercely than any policy adjustment.

This has gone beyond mere financial issues. In a sense, it is a crisis of public trust—once the "double standards" of the central bank become a market consensus, the shift in capital flows could become the next decisive market force. History has repeatedly shown: currencies that lose trust will ultimately be abandoned by capital seeking real value and confidence.