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#以太坊大户持仓变化 ⚠️Breaking News | Trump Denies Collaboration with US Department of Justice, Pressuring Federal Reserve Powell Faces Trust Test
$BTC $ETH $DOGE
Trump quickly responded today to market rumors, stating outright that there are no plans to collaborate with the US Department of Justice to target Federal Reserve Chair Powell. The previous court subpoena controversy was purely insignificant and has nothing to do with the Fed's rate cut decisions.
The question is: why the rush to clarify?
Looking closely at this public opinion storm, the core is actually very simple—2025 is another election-sensitive period, and interest rate policies directly impact economic outlook. The real purpose of Trump's response is twofold: first, to shed the "intervention in the central bank" public perception; second, to reassure the market and prevent misunderstandings that he is exerting covert pressure to cut rates through judicial means.
But this is the problem. How important is the independence of the central bank to market confidence? Once suspected of being influenced by political games, its credibility can be more damaging than any major crash in the crypto space. Now all attention is focused on Powell, and every word at the next rate meeting will be scrutinized repeatedly by the market.
From $BTC to $ETH and $DOGE, these risk assets are most sensitive to macro policies. Expectations of rate cuts can often trigger a rally, but if the independence of the central bank is questioned, market confidence could collapse instantly.
The key question is: is Trump's denial this time an attempt to dispel market worries, or is it the beginning of something more complicated? What do you think?
(Note: This is for market opinion sharing only, not investment advice. Do your own research!)