This reversal speed is really crazier than K-line!

Recently, political actions have been happening one after another. The criminal lawsuit against the Federal Reserve by the Department of Justice was just announced, immediately triggering intense market volatility—Bitcoin first plunged, then quickly rebounded. What exactly is happening behind the scenes?

Let's look at the surface logic first. Such news usually triggers a weakening of the dollar, as it directly targets the core institutions of the global reserve currency system, and the market's reaction is very straightforward. But what’s truly interesting is the subsequent actions of investors.

When the stability of the traditional financial system is questioned, people begin to reassess asset allocation. The dollar might be affected, but hard assets like BTC and ZEC are not influenced by such political risks—their consensus foundation is completely independent. That’s the key.

In other words, the greater the policy risk, the more investors realize the need to diversify into assets that cannot be manipulated by a single institution. Poor non-farm payroll data and market sentiment fluctuations, instead, become catalysts for people seeking alternative assets.

The logic behind this round of market movement is not complicated: when centralized systems are questioned, the appeal of decentralized assets greatly increases. The current question is, how long will this trend last?