The Fed Vice Chairman is back to stabilize the market—saying inflation will return to 2%. This statement is like guaranteeing 'people need to sleep'—it's never wrong, but it doesn't change anything. The market has long been immune to this rhetoric; Bitcoin still swings up and down, and investors should eat when they need to eat, sleep when they need to sleep.

What truly matters has never been just a few words from officials. The key lies in what the hard data like CPI and non-farm payrolls point to behind the scenes. The current situation is that high interest rates still need to be maintained, and liquidity remains tight. However, in the long run, once inflation truly starts to decline rapidly, the policy reversal could be more aggressive than anyone imagines. At that point, liquidity might burst like a dam opening, flooding in massively.

More and more policy statements are starting to look like 'playing Tai Chi'—covering and concealing. In contrast, the rules around crypto assets are relatively transparent, and expectations can be realized through code. This immutable feature has become a unique advantage.

So don’t let a single statement dictate your rhythm. Keep an eye on solid data and patiently plan your moves. When the wind truly shifts, you need to make sure you’ve already positioned yourself correctly.