2026-01-17 08:10:40

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 $ETH $BTC Breaking News! Trump's latest move triggers a chain reaction in the market—he indicates a preference for White House economic advisor Haskett to remain in position rather than moving to lead the Federal Reserve. This statement instantly shifts market expectations.

Funds begin to bet on former Fed Governor Wosh— a financier known for his tough stance who suddenly becomes a hot candidate. What does this shift mean? The market immediately provides the answer.

The US dollar index soars, gold drops accordingly, falling $70 in a single day. US Treasury yields jump, and the market broadly expects less room for future rate cuts. Capital shifts to defensive positions, risk aversion spreads, and US stocks become volatile.

For crypto market investors, what does this game mean? In the short term, if Wosh indeed takes over the Fed, tightening monetary policy could pressure risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. But from a longer-term perspective, if the political risks surrounding the Fed continue to escalate, the trust foundation of the traditional financial system is shaking—this is precisely the moment when capital seeks crypto assets to hedge risks.

Trump’s economic ambitions and the independence of the new Fed Chair are about to clash in a power struggle. This is not only about US financial policy but also influences the direction of global liquidity. The official nomination announcement at the end of the month is the real key moment.

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ValidatorViking

· 6h ago

trad fin losing legitimacy faster than expected... this walsh pick screams political pressure on fed independence. short-term pain for btc sure, but network resilience through macro uncertainty? that's the real test. consensus on stakes just got heavier.

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HashBandit

· 19h ago

ngl this fed chair shuffle is giving major mining collapse vibes all over again... back in my mining days we'd see these policy shifts and hashrate would tank within hours. if walsh actually gets it, that tightening is gonna squeeze liquidity harder than my old asic's power consumption in summer lmao

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HodlOrRegret

· 19h ago

This round of operations has really been a back-and-forth tug-of-war. If Wosh takes power, the crypto circle better prepare to cut losses. Political interference with the Federal Reserve, in the long run, is actually an opportunity for crypto. The more unstable the traditional financial system becomes, the more people trust decentralized things. I'm not afraid of short-term declines, but I'm worried that before the end of the month when the nomination is announced, there will be a few more fluctuations. This is truly a test of mental resilience...

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LiquidityWitch

· 19h ago

Wosh coming to power will indeed face short-term pressure, but in the long run, this is actually an opportunity for crypto... Once trust in traditional finance collapses, funds will have to find a new place to go.

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TokenRationEater

· 19h ago

Vosh is entering the crypto scene, things are about to cool down. In the short term, it's definitely going to be hammered. I should reduce my ETH holdings first.

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bridgeOops

· 19h ago

This move is really incredible. The Federal Reserve has become Trump's plaything. The real black swan hasn't arrived yet; we'll see the true picture when the nominations are announced at the end of the month. Short-term sell-off, long-term bullish; it's the old routine. I'm still accumulating anyway. Wosh taking office just tightens expectations. I've seen the BTC dip and rise story too many times. The collapse of trust in traditional finance is the real spring for crypto. They finally got one thing right. Before the end of the month, I won't go all-in. Who can withstand such political risks? With rate cuts gone, they need to find new growth points. Crypto is a perfect candidate to step in.

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