#美联储恢复降息进程 This Monday there was a big scoop - someone said Powell is going to resign in an emergency meeting? At 7 PM Eastern Time, the Fed is going to have a big event?

Don't panic yet. After looking around, I found that there are numerous loopholes in this matter: his term clearly ends in May 2026, and his position as a board member lasts until early 2028. The Fed's official website states in black and white that he has a speech at the Hoover Institution at 8 PM that evening; where did this so-called emergency meeting come from? Moreover, Powell has already said many times—he won't leave early, and the law protects him from being arbitrarily dismissed.

But why can the rumors cause such a stir? It has to do with the background. Over the past two years, Trump hasn't missed a chance to make life difficult for him, even bringing up the Fed's office renovation going over budget to create a fuss. The White House's economic advisor Hassett has already stated that he is willing to take the position if nominated, and now everyone is watching him. After Thanksgiving, with funds returning and policy direction unclear, these messages are spreading rapidly across various platforms, and market sentiment is already tense.

To be honest, December has never been very stable. The historical data is there—November dropped, and December often opens poorly as well. Coupled with the end of the year when institutions need to assess performance and funds need to be collected, large fluctuations are the norm. Now rumors are flying everywhere, and the policy direction is unclear. How will the global market perform in the coming week? How will assets like $BTC and $ETH react? Frankly speaking, no one is confident.