Recently, 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 nuanced stance has brought the issue of the Federal Reserve's independence back into focus.



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 strike 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 the traditional financial system, the stronger the demand for risk aversion in risk assets. As non-traditional financial tools, cryptocurrencies usually attract attention in such environments. Considering that Bitcoin is approaching its halving cycle in 2025, the resonance between this macro backdrop and technical factors should not be underestimated. Long-term holders in the market may be waiting for such a window.

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

Risk Warning: Market volatility is intense; thorough research and risk assessment are essential before making any decisions.
BTC-1,84%
DASH3,06%
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 18h ago
Policy uncertainty is just old tricks in crypto trading; the halving cycle is the real key.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 18h ago
Political risks are often the best buying signals. This move is too obvious.
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SeasonedInvestorvip
· 18h ago
The old game of power struggle, is BTC about to take off again? With the halving cycle approaching, I saw it coming a long time ago. It's really time to allocate some spot holdings.
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FarmToRichesvip
· 18h ago
Game of Thrones is back, and the crypto world is about to put on a good show. The Federal Reserve's issues, to put it simply, are driven by the halving cycle, and the capital has long sensed the opportunity. Behind compromises and buffers are opportunities; long-term holders are waiting for the wind to turn. Policy uncertainty = crypto warming up; this logic makes sense, and history has played out this way.
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GameFiCriticvip
· 18h ago
Policy uncertainty increases risk premiums, and that logic isn't wrong... but bro, we need to look at this separately — rising macro expectations ≠ crypto assets must go up. Historical data actually kind of contradicts that.
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TokenStormvip
· 18h ago
The wave of policy uncertainty is already being reflected in on-chain data. Whale addresses are 35% more active than two weeks ago. The halving cycle combined with power struggles makes this arbitrage opportunity really unsustainable. The safest place during the storm is the big players. Should we retail investors go all-in or run away? Honestly, I have a bit of FOMO. Powell's situation is more deeply related to market liquidity than we thought. Backtesting shows that during political turmoil, crypto prices fluctuate an average of 86%. But this is not investment advice, everyone. Hold a short position waiting for signals, and secretly lay in ambush at the same time—that's what you call a controllable risk factor [dog head]. ICP's recent surge has been quite fierce. I suspect someone is deploying, but I still bought a little. After all, being harvested is also a tuition fee. It feels like this time is really different. Trump's move to buffer pressure is basically leaving room for subsequent operations. Is the Federal Reserve's independence about to change?
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