A good show was staged in the White House corridor. Trump was surrounded by reporters, with questions directly pointing to the candidate for the Fed chairman - will Kevin Hassett take over?

Old Trump is playing hard to get this time, saying "I already have someone in mind, but I'm keeping it a secret for now," but as soon as Hassett's name is mentioned, his expression can't hold up anymore. Those who understand, understand; this basically amounts to an official announcement preview.

What's even more explosive is his criticism of the current chairman Powell - "too slow, inefficient." Translated, it means: the era of radical interest rate cuts is coming. The new chairman will most likely align with the White House's pace and implement a swift and decisive policy adjustment.

The market has begun to calculate carefully. Who is Hassett? A die-hard supporter of Trumponomics, a staunch advocate of zero interest rates and quantitative easing. If he really takes office, the expectation of dollar depreciation will inevitably heat up.

Who benefits the most from this? Gold and Bitcoin.

Look at the current signals: the crypto market is rebounding, expectations for a Fed rate cut are brewing, and the SEC in the United States is still advancing the regulatory framework for crypto innovation. With these forces combined, the financial market's barometer is already shifting.

In a zero interest rate environment, where will the funds flow? Traditional safe-haven assets will certainly be part of it, but the allure of digital assets will also surge. Especially the narrative of Bitcoin as "digital gold" tends to thrive during periods of monetary easing.

The direction of policy has changed, and the market's approach must change accordingly. What we need to do now is to keep a close eye on every signal from the Fed and see which assets this wave of liquidity release will push to the forefront.