Recently, I've been paying attention to the Fed's actions, and it feels quite interesting.

Powell talks tough on the surface—no rush to cut interest rates, stability is the priority. But look at the actual operations? The pace of balance sheet reduction has clearly slowed down. Isn't this just a different way to inject liquidity into the market? Putting on a show on the surface, but loosening things up behind the scenes.

This is actually not bad for the crypto market. Once liquidity loosens, funds will have to find their way out, and the crypto space has always been a reservoir for high-risk assets. Don't be fooled by the current lack of major movements; policy turning points often come earlier than price turning points.

Trump hasn't been idle; he lashes out at Powell every few days, throwing around various nicknames and even directly calling for him to step down. Rumor has it that Powell is weighing whether to resign early, especially since his term is supposed to last until 2026. Who can handle this pressure? The stock and bond markets tremble at the slightest hint of trouble; can the crypto market remain unaffected? That's a dream.

Inflation remains a major challenge. Powell himself has said that prices are indeed high, but as long as it is not a long-term trend, we will just have to endure it for now. On the surface, the economic data looks decent, but both businesses and ordinary people lack confidence. In such times, policy signals are more important than data.

I personally feel that the shift has already begun. The slowdown in balance sheet reduction is a clear signal, and those with keen senses have already started positioning themselves. Will the next wave of the market come? It all depends on whether liquidity can truly stir market sentiment.

Do you think Powell will really resign early? If a more dovish person takes office, will the crypto market soar directly? Share your thoughts in the comments.