ChainCatcher reports that, according to Jinshi, Wilson Asset Management's portfolio strategist Damian Boy said that Wash tends to lower interest rates but hopes the Federal Reserve will reduce its balance sheet to achieve rate cuts. The market's reaction is to consider what the world will look like if the Federal Reserve's balance sheet shrinks. Once discussions begin about withdrawing support, assets such as gold, cryptocurrencies, and bonds will be sold off.

January 27 News, Asian stock markets reacted unusually calmly to Trump's latest tariff threats on Tuesday, with major indices continuing to fluctuate near historic highs. Even though Trump publicly threatened to raise tariffs on Korean-related goods to 25%, regional markets remained strong, with Japan, Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Australian stock indices generally closing higher, indicating that investors are gradually adapting to this recurring political noise. In the Korean market, the change in sentiment was particularly evident. The KOSPI initially plunged significantly in the morning but then quickly rebounded and hit a new all-time high, with SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics leading the rally. Foreign funds and institutional investors turned to net buyers, suggesting that the market is paying more attention to corporate profitability and industry prosperity rather than policy threats on social media. The Korean government also emphasized that any tariff adjustments require formal administrative procedures, further stabilizing market expectations.

Base co-founder Jesse was recently criticized by the community for supporting Soulja Boy in issuing the RUG token, questioning whether he was providing a platform for scammers. Earlier, ZachXBT revealed that Soulja Boy had been involved in multiple scams. Jesse's token promotions are also often accompanied by short-term speculation, showing unstable performance.