#Strategy加仓BTC The confrontation between Trump and Wall Street giants escalates! JPMorgan Chase CEO publicly warns that "undermining the Federal Reserve's independence will have serious consequences," only to be directly countered with "Wrong!" Not only will they continue investigating the replacement of the Federal Reserve Chair, but they will also aggressively push to cap credit card interest rates at 10%.
"Protect those paying 28% high interest!" Trump's stance is very firm. Although the banking industry has rallied against it, claiming it would lead to credit tightening and collapse of rewards programs, he insists this is a policy that must be enforced for a year.
The fight between the White House and Wall Street has reached a new height. Even within the Republican Party, voices are beginning to oppose, with key lawmakers threatening to block the appointment of new Federal Reserve officials. JPMorgan executives openly say this is not good for anyone, and market anxiety is clearly rising.
How will this battle over Federal Reserve power and interest rate policies end? How will the market react?
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StealthMoon
· 9h ago
Haha, really? 28% interest robbery, these banks should be dealt with.
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SleepyArbCat
· 9h ago
Nap warning... Starting to do the Fed's routine again, Wall Street is panicking like crazy haha
Awake time is limited, but I can see this situation—unstable policies = volatility = arbitrage opportunities, BTC is about to take off
28% high interest... sounds impressive, but the real beneficiaries are not the big investors; those who watch the market day and night understand better
Wait, if interest rate policies go haywire and the dollar depreciates... does that mean my cross-chain harvesting space is bigger? Gas fees don't seem so painful anymore
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 9h ago
Trump's comparison to JPMorgan Chase is indeed fierce; who can withstand a 28% interest rate... But can this policy really be implemented? It seems like there's also internal division within the Republican Party.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 10h ago
Damn, the policy game is so fierce, the technicals of BTC have already given signals... MACD is about to have a death cross, I knew something was going to happen.
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BlockTalk
· 10h ago
Haha, Trump really dares to say and do, going against JP Morgan. Now Wall Street can't sit still.
Wait, 28% interest? That's too outrageous. How long do banks want to keep bleeding?
Really, if this policy passes, retail investors will finally be able to breathe.
But with a 10% interest rate cap… the market will need to reprice. How will BTC react?
It feels like this fight between the White House and Wall Street benefits many parties.
#Strategy加仓BTC The confrontation between Trump and Wall Street giants escalates! JPMorgan Chase CEO publicly warns that "undermining the Federal Reserve's independence will have serious consequences," only to be directly countered with "Wrong!" Not only will they continue investigating the replacement of the Federal Reserve Chair, but they will also aggressively push to cap credit card interest rates at 10%.
"Protect those paying 28% high interest!" Trump's stance is very firm. Although the banking industry has rallied against it, claiming it would lead to credit tightening and collapse of rewards programs, he insists this is a policy that must be enforced for a year.
The fight between the White House and Wall Street has reached a new height. Even within the Republican Party, voices are beginning to oppose, with key lawmakers threatening to block the appointment of new Federal Reserve officials. JPMorgan executives openly say this is not good for anyone, and market anxiety is clearly rising.
How will this battle over Federal Reserve power and interest rate policies end? How will the market react?