Last night's press conference by Powell really shook up the market.

On the surface, they sound assertive: "Cutting interest rates? What’s the rush? Let’s talk about it when the employment data really falls apart."

But what about turning around? The pace of tapering suddenly slows down, and liquidity begins to seep out.

This is Powell's classic operation – appearing calm on the surface while secretly loosening his grip. Do you think he is sitting still? Those keenly sensitive funds have already begun to adjust their positions.

How do we talk about inflation? The data has dropped a bit, but the stickiness hasn't gone away. If we have another round of tariffs, prices might spike again. But did you catch the nuance in his statement, "If it's just a one-time shock, I won't overreact"?

Translated, it means: Don't be nervous, we haven't reached the point of flipping the table yet.

What is the current economic situation like? It’s like a rubber band stretched to its limit—businesses are waiting, consumers are hesitating, and the market is twitching every day. Volatility hasn’t calmed down even for a single day recently.

On the other side, Trump directly opened fire: publicly attacking Powell, calling for his resignation, threatening investigations, and hinting at a change in personnel. The impact on the asset market is substantial. Don't think that only stocks and bonds are suffering; the cryptocurrency sector reacts the fastest, with any policy changes sparking a chain reaction.

But the interesting thing is here:

The interest rate has indeed not changed, but the balance sheet reduction is quietly hitting the brakes. Isn't this just a disguised way of easing liquidity?

Tighten the mouth and relax the hands—this environment has always been the easiest to brew market trends.

Smart money has already started to position itself.

If the rumors in the market are true: Powell steps down early, and a new chairman who is more dovish and willing to loosen monetary policy takes over?

The cryptocurrency market may not just be a minor rebound, but rather an explosion of the "big cycle market restart."

Now there is a question in front of us:

Is Old Powell really leaving or not?

If a "dove" truly takes the helm, how high do you think this wave of market movement can reach?

The game in the crypto world may be undergoing a reshuffle.