2026-01-12 10:50:34

#密码资产动态追踪 The Fed and Trump's power game escalation, the crypto circle should be alert

On Sunday, Powell suddenly spoke out, admitting that the Department of Justice has issued him a criminal investigation subpoena regarding the $2.5 billion headquarters renovation project. But don’t be fooled by the project costs—the truth is, Trump is extremely disappointed with the Fed’s rate cuts.

Let's do the math: the Fed has already cut rates by a total of 75 basis points, bringing the rate down to 3.5%-3.75%. Isn’t that enough? Trump clearly wants more aggressive easing policies. As a result, Powell didn’t give in, and now he’s the "fool."

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StableBoi

· 10h ago

Haha, another palace intrigue drama. The more fiercely they fight, the faster the price rises. I'll just sit here counting my money.

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consensus_failure

· 10h ago

Ha, this is the art of political donations—packaging interest rate cuts as criminal cases. Trump's move is brilliant; no matter what Powell does, he'll be criticized. Whether the coin surges or not depends on politicians fighting each other; we'll just sit back and enjoy the benefits. This 75bp might just be the appetizer, and there's more outrageousness to come. Powell is being roasted on the fire, but the crypto circle is laughing—what's the irony here?

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pvt_key_collector

· 10h ago

Haha, political struggles using the crypto world as a scapegoat—I've seen this trick before.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 10h ago

Haha, this is just a political game, Powell is really the scapegoat. The subpoena is just a cover, the core is the interest rate political game. People in the crypto circle should see through this; all the hype is created by these folks. Let's just wait for the easing expectations to dissipate, then we can see various sell-offs. The more actions the Federal Reserve takes, the more cautious everyone should be. This script is just too stiff... Powell: I am just a puppet taking the blame.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 11h ago

Well, this is outright political pressure. Even lowering interest rates isn't enough; they have to squeeze the Federal Reserve dry.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 11h ago

This is yet another round of power struggles, politicians passing the buck to each other, and us crypto holders caught in the middle being harvested. They really treat Powell as a shield, who believes the 2.5 billion engineering cost excuse... The core issue is dissatisfaction with the pace of rate cuts. Trump wants money to flood in like a tsunami, which is really hard to say whether it’s a blessing or a curse for the crypto world. Wait, a 75 basis point rate cut still isn’t enough? Are they trying to push interest rates to the floor? Such loose monetary policy, what happens when inflation comes back later... Political struggles escalate, and crypto prices dance along. We’re just waiting to be chopped up like leeks.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 11h ago

Oh my, now the Federal Reserve is really being treated like Tang Monk's meat, Trump's tactics are absolutely brilliant. Powell is really in a tough spot; even cutting interest rates isn't enough, and now he's under investigation. The crypto world is caught up in the political whirlpool; everyone needs to be careful. Another 75bp rate cut? No wonder assets are going crazy. This game has gotten too big; should we run away now? The power struggle is escalating; retail investors are always the stepping stones. Trump wants to print unlimited money, and if Powell doesn't comply, it's a death sentence. The Federal Reserve is being grilled over the fire; can the crypto market still stay stable? Honestly, it's all about money—who can control the printing press.

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