Recent discussions about the power dynamics between Trump and Powell have once again attracted market attention. Reports indicate that although the Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into Powell, Trump has publicly stated that he will not take any dismissal action for now. This subtle stance has brought the issue of the Federal Reserve's independence back to the forefront.

Such policy-level uncertainties often trigger chain reactions. On one hand, Trump's "buffer" move may exert soft pressure on monetary policymakers; on the other hand, Powell needs to find a balance between the investigation and his responsibilities. Interestingly, this macro-level turbulence often alters the expected flow of funds.

Historically, the higher the policy uncertainty in traditional financial systems, the stronger the demand for risk aversion in risk assets. As non-traditional financial instruments, cryptocurrencies usually attract attention in such environments. Considering that Bitcoin is approaching its halving cycle in 2025, the resonance between this macro background and technical factors should not be underestimated. Long-term holders in the market may be waiting for such windows.

Recently, cryptocurrencies like DASH, ICP, and others have also shown performance, reflecting a reassessment of risk assets by the market. When power struggles intensify and policy prospects become blurry, funds tend to seek alternative assets. This is not speculation but an inevitable choice for portfolio diversification.

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