The Federal Reserve is back at it. The Vice Chairman's recent remarks are nothing new: inflation will eventually return to 2%. It sounds reasonable, but essentially it's just the same old empty talk—like saying "people need to sleep every day." Who doesn't know that inflation needs to fall? The real questions are: when will it happen? at what pace? how will policies be adjusted after it drops? These are the true core issues. Unfortunately, there are no answers to any of these.

How does the market react? Almost not at all. BTC is still trading within a narrow range, which precisely indicates that traders are collectively choosing indifference. Because such statements simply don't convey substantive information. Everyone already understands a truth: hearing about it is useless; what matters is what you actually do. The signals that truly influence prices can only be found in hard indicators like CPI data and non-farm employment figures.

However, this ambiguous attitude actually harbors hidden variables for the crypto market. In the short term, this vagueness cannot change the reality of "interest rates remaining high," and liquidity tightening continues to suppress the market. But from a long-term perspective, once inflation shows a clear and rapid decline, the Fed's policy reversal could be much stronger than expected—at that point, the true inflection point for liquidity will arrive. From a deeper logical standpoint, traditional financial decision-making is becoming increasingly "Tai Chi" and unpredictable, which instead highlights the advantages of crypto assets with clear rules and programmable logic.

So what should we do now? Don't be swayed by a single statement. Keep a close eye on data trends, gradually deploy in phases, and then wait patiently—when the opportunity truly arrives, you need to ensure you're already prepared.