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🔥 Power struggle escalates: Central bank independence vs political cycle, who can rewrite your investment destiny?

The tension has already exploded. The president pressures "if disobedient, replace," while the Federal Reserve Chair firmly insists "must maintain independence." This is no longer just a policy disagreement on paper—it's a direct "currency power struggle" that shakes the liquidity of global markets.

💥 Why should you pay attention to this debate? Simply put: The Fed Chair holds the master switch for global liquidity. A change in interest rates can cause the entire market's funding environment to shift. On one side, the president needs stimulus policies to boost short-term economic performance, with the stock market soaring; on the other side, the central bank chair must maintain policy stability under inflation pressures. Essentially, this is a hard clash between "election cycle" and "economic cycle."

📊 How much does it affect your wallet?

Scenario 1: If a new chair willing to cooperate with rate cuts takes over, a new round of liquidity easing could restart, and risk assets like Bitcoin might see a fierce rally—but with higher risks.

Scenario 2: If the current policy style continues, high interest rates may suppress the market for a longer period, liquidity remains tight, and the market repeatedly tests lows amid this "liquidity dilemma."

The key is not the volatility itself, but whether you can see the direction early.

⏰ The countdown has already begun. The central bank chair's term ends in early 2026. Whether the president can navigate through Congress to achieve a "leadership change" is inherently uncertain. Names like Haskett and Wosh appearing on the candidate list could each become a black swan event disrupting the market.

🎯 This is not office gossip; it directly affects the next market rules: continue to be squeezed by high interest rates, or usher in a new bull market era with ample liquidity? Who the central bank chair is almost determines your asset allocation path.

Ultimately, now is the time to ask yourself: Do you believe the central bank can maintain independence? Or do you think this time they will be forcibly "replaced"? Should you hold your positions and wait for clear signals, or reverse position on those assets suppressed by high rates?