According to the latest report from Bloomberg, there are serious divisions within the Fed regarding interest rate policy. Since the start of the rate cuts, the disputes among officials about the next steps have reached a ten-year high. This phenomenon of high-level disagreement often signals that the uncertainty of monetary policy will continue for some time.

What does this mean for the crypto market? The wavering decisions of the traditional financial system have historically been one of the catalysts for the digital asset market. Looking back at the time points when the Fed released signals of easing in past cycles, Bitcoin often reacts in advance. However, it is important to note that this correlation is not a simple causal relationship—current market sentiment is sensitive, and any slight movement could trigger significant volatility.

From a practical perspective, expectations need to be adjusted in this environment:
First, in the short term, prices may experience larger fluctuations. Leverage traders should be wary of the risks of double-pin insertion, as overly high positions may be quickly liquidated in such market conditions.

Secondly, for spot holders, it is more prudent to focus on projects with practical application scenarios and technological advancements. Those that purely follow hype and speculation tend to drop more severely when uncertainty increases.

In terms of personal strategy, I tend to respond to this situation by building positions in batches. Increase allocation during a decline, and maintain patience during an increase—this seemingly clumsy method is actually the most effective means to cope with volatility. Many people always ask, "Is now a good time?", but the more critical question is actually, "Do you have the courage to add to your position when a pullback occurs?"

If the Fed's policy meeting next week releases further easing signals, it could become the starting point for a new round of market trends. However, in any case, maintaining rational judgment and controlling position risk is the core ability to navigate through cycles.