#美联储货币政策 Damn, is Trump really playing the "power consolidation" show! 🔥
The Fed thinks its independence is rock-solid, but now it’s being gradually eroded by the Treasury Department. Will policy become more complex in the second half of next year? That means: the rules are changing, and no one knows how to play their cards.
But look at this key signal—Saylor spent a staggering 963 million to buy Bitcoin last Monday, and Tom Lee is rushing to buy 429 million worth of ETH. These two big players aren’t fools; they see through one thing: the current liquidity wave isn’t truly dried up. The 4 billion ETF outflows are just forced liquidations of arbitrage positions, not institutional panic. The remaining funds are genuine allocations.
Fiscal dominance, central bank power loss, long-term interest rates out of control—this is basically a "chaotic playground" for risk assets. It will be very chaotic in the short term, but chaos also means opportunity. Liquidity improves + uncertainty-driven speculation = a frenzy in small-cap coins? The Christmas rally could really happen. Those entering now are betting on the dividends of this power restructuring 💰
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#美联储货币政策 Damn, is Trump really playing the "power consolidation" show! 🔥
The Fed thinks its independence is rock-solid, but now it’s being gradually eroded by the Treasury Department. Will policy become more complex in the second half of next year? That means: the rules are changing, and no one knows how to play their cards.
But look at this key signal—Saylor spent a staggering 963 million to buy Bitcoin last Monday, and Tom Lee is rushing to buy 429 million worth of ETH. These two big players aren’t fools; they see through one thing: the current liquidity wave isn’t truly dried up. The 4 billion ETF outflows are just forced liquidations of arbitrage positions, not institutional panic. The remaining funds are genuine allocations.
Fiscal dominance, central bank power loss, long-term interest rates out of control—this is basically a "chaotic playground" for risk assets. It will be very chaotic in the short term, but chaos also means opportunity. Liquidity improves + uncertainty-driven speculation = a frenzy in small-cap coins? The Christmas rally could really happen. Those entering now are betting on the dividends of this power restructuring 💰