#数字货币市场回调 The next chairman of the Fed has basically been locked in.

Hassett, this name has recently soared to a 76% win rate in prediction markets. Those who are familiar with him know that this former White House economic advisor has a dovish stance and has publicly stated multiple times that the current interest rate level is too high and is suppressing economic vitality. He even suggested lowering the federal funds rate from the current range of 3.75-4.0% directly to below 3%.

This is not a trivial piece of news for the crypto market. The liquidity tightening was the main driver during the Bitcoin drop below $90,000 in November. What the market needs most right now is the injection of USD liquidity. What Hassett brings is not only expectations of interest rate cuts but also a tangible signal of improvement in the funding situation.

He previously served as a senior economist at the Fed and is quite familiar with the operational path of monetary policy. Once officially appointed, the pace of easing measures may be faster than the market expects. Recently, there has been a continuous net outflow of Bitcoin spot ETFs, with institutional funds remaining on the sidelines, primarily waiting for a clear signal of a liquidity shift.

After the interest rate cut, low-cost funds will first flow into high-volatility assets, and $BTC and $ETH , as the main varieties in the cryptocurrency market, are often the most direct beneficiaries. Moreover, the Trump administration has just signed the stablecoin bill, and the regulatory framework has been clarified. The combination of policy support and liquidity easing is quite rare for crypto assets.

Many people say that the Fed is independent and will not easily cater to the market. However, Hassett's historical statements have made it clear that he recognizes the necessity of lowering interest rates. The cryptocurrency market is currently at a liquidity inflection point, and this news has already been quietly influencing market sentiment. How things proceed next may happen faster than most people think.