2026-01-12 16:21:33

Kicking off the week with a closer look at the factors shaping market direction. Powell's latest stance on monetary policy, geopolitical developments in the Middle East, recent policy shifts—these are the economic drivers that traders need to watch as we enter the trading week. Let's break down how each piece fits into the bigger market picture.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 6h ago

What new tricks is Powell up to? Every time he speaks, the market jitters. By the way, has the Middle East fuss settled down? Feels like it might drag the market again this week. Policy adjustments? Basically, it's betting on the Fed's next move. Whoever guesses right makes money. This analysis framework is so old-fashioned. Can we look at it from a different angle?

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PebbleHander

· 01-12 21:13

Here we go again? As soon as Powell speaks, BTC has to listen.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-12 16:51

Powell is at it again. This time, can you please not mess with my position?

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-12 16:51

That guy Powell is about to stir things up again. Every time he speaks, I get nervous.

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staking_gramps

· 01-12 16:38

Powell is up to something again. Let's see what he says this week... --- The Middle East is in chaos again. This is going to be interesting. --- Every week it's the same routine. Do you really believe policy adjustments can stabilize the market? --- Wait, this week we need to keep a close eye on Powell, or else we'll suffer losses. --- Analysis? I just want to know when the coin price will go up. Don't give me so much fluff. --- Geopolitics, policies, interest rates—talked about so many keywords... it's really just betting on Powell's mood. --- I was planning to rest, but now I have to monitor the market again. --- Is this analysis detailed enough? Feels still too superficial. --- No charts? Just reading text feels a bit empty.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-12 16:35

Powell is at it again; this week, the market will have to dance to his tune. --- In terms of geopolitical issues, whenever the Middle East sneezes, the crypto market catches a cold—same old story. --- Every week, they say they will "deeply analyze," but in the end, it's just about looking at candlestick charts and gambling. --- Policy adjustments? I just want to know if this time they'll break through the support level again. --- Breaking it down—no matter how nicely you put it, it still depends on how the Federal Reserve chooses. --- I've read a hundred of these analysis articles; the trend still ends up contradicting the predictions. --- Middle Eastern risks are probably the biggest variable this week; I'm already tired of Powell's routine. --- Talking about economic driving factors—at the end of the day, it's all about reading the Fed's mood to make trades.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-12 16:22

Powell, this guy, is up to his tricks again. Every time he speaks, I have to work overtime to watch the market. The Middle East is in chaos again. When will things settle down? How should we operate this time? Policy adjustments? Again with policy adjustments. I'm exhausted. Just waiting to be cut. Honestly, the market is like this now. No matter how much analysis you do, it's useless. Just gamble and rely on luck. If Powell really cuts interest rates, I'll go all-in; if not, I'll cry. It feels like a big drop is coming again. Have you all set your stop-losses?

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