The Fed experienced a "power defection" as three senior officials voted against the December meeting, setting a six-year high record. Cleveland's Harmack even stated that there is no need for an interest rate cut, and the White House's "rate cut order" was also met with indifference on Wall Street.

Currently, the United States is facing a triple death countdown: high interest rates are costing $1 billion a day in national debt interest; new tariffs and interest rate cuts are forming a deadly policy spiral; and a liquidity exhaustion alert has sounded on Wall Street. The Fed's internal hawks are holding firm, and the inflation algorithms and unemployment reports contain hidden mysteries; they know that lowering interest rates could lead to the collapse of the dollar's hegemony. The market has cast a vote of no confidence, and the futures market shows that the probability of a rate cut in January is only 21%.

This monetary civil war in Washington, though without bullets, evaporates trillions of global wealth every second, putting the dollar's crown in jeopardy. In the crypto market, the turmoil of traditional finance often brings new opportunities. Amid uncertainty, crypto assets may become a new choice for capital preservation due to characteristics like decentralization. Musen's advice for everyone can be summed up in four words: buy the dip. Let us wait and see if the crypto market can rise against the tide in this storm!