2026-01-12 09:10:49

#密码资产动态追踪 $REN $FXS $BIFI these cryptocurrencies have been quite active recently. Trump suddenly came out to clarify, saying he absolutely did not collaborate with the Department of Justice to target Powell — this move is somewhat hasty, right? Once accused of interfering with the central bank, the political risk becomes significant.

In an election year, interest rate issues are like a nuclear button in your hand; no one dares to press it casually. Powell is now in a very difficult position, having to stay alert before every FOMC meeting. The market has directly exploded, and investors are pondering: will the rate cut script really reverse? How much of the Federal Reserve’s independence is left?

After this incident, every word in the next FOMC statement will be scrutinized under a microscope. If you were Powell, how much pressure would you be under? Is it to hide the truth or genuine innocence? What do you all think in the comments?

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ser_ngmi

· 15h ago

This move really can't be sustained anymore. Trying to clarify just makes it more suspicious. Powell is being grilled on the fire; if next time the wording of the interest rate meeting changes slightly, it will trigger a sharp move. The crypto world has really been hijacked by politics. It's about time to change the approach. Wait, will there be another rate cut? Or will it continue to be so intense?

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NFTArchaeologist

· 15h ago

This clarification came too quickly, the more you explain, the more it sounds suspicious... Powell is really caught in the middle this time, how much independence is left? The rate cut suspense is at its peak, the next meeting could be over-interpreted at any moment... Wait, what does this have to do with REN, FXS, BIFI? Is this political division theory in the crypto circle a habit now? The Federal Reserve has become a political tool, it's only a matter of time. I just want to know if there will really be a reversal on rate cuts, everything else is just clouds. This operation is indeed a bit impatient, full of the feeling of "there's no silver here, only lead."

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WenMoon

· 15h ago

Clarifying too quickly can actually make it more suspicious; I've seen this routine too many times. Powell's recent move is indeed uncomfortable; being caught in the middle makes him a passive target. Whether to cut or raise interest rates, no one can say for sure now. The market is just waiting to be tricked by the next meeting.

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RektRecorder

· 15h ago

Trump is so eager to defend himself that it makes him more suspicious haha To put it simply, Powell is now caught in the middle, neither raising nor cutting. The rise and fall of these few cryptocurrencies are too closely tied to the Federal Reserve's stance; we have to wait for the next meeting to see what they say. The recent movements of REN and FXS are indeed hard to understand; it feels like the market is still digesting this political signal.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 15h ago

This clarification came a bit too quickly. There's an old saying that goes, "There are no 300 taels of silver here"—when nothing really happens, there's no need to rush to explain.

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AllInAlice

· 15h ago

Trump's rush to clarify this time only makes people think more crookedly... The political flavor is too strong. Powell has really become a sandwich cookie, caught in the middle, unable to loosen or tighten, and every word in the next rate decision will be amplified. Interest rate cut reversal? I see it as uncertain... This game is too complicated. The crypto circle is also linked to these political risks, which is quite something... REN and BIFI have indeed been moving recently. Forget it, let's just watch and see. Anyway, politics is politics, money is money, and everyone does their own thing.

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