#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Last night's show, you guys also got played, right? 🤯 When Federal Reserve officials speak, the market first soars then plunges; this script has been played out several times already. But hearing the latest remarks, I realized—things are not what the market thinks they are.

Don’t be blinded by labels. The true stance of this official has long been laid out:
✅ Last month’s voting attitude: Clearly opposed to rate cuts
✅ Latest statement: Inflation has not reached the target, no room for fantasies
✅ Policy stance: From the previous "dovish" to a complete turn to "data-hardened"

This is not a wolf coming story, but an opponent pretending from the start. Why can the Federal Reserve always make the market fluctuate with a single sentence? Simply put—there’s internal division. Some want to hold the line, others want to make concessions proactively. Officials are arguing daily, and retail investors become the ones holding the bag of anxious emotions.

📉 Reality is knocking on your wallet:

1. Short-term view: Don’t expect stability. This kind of "speech volatility" will be routine. Any rebound could hide a trap for trapping the bullish.
2. Medium-term view: Instead of chasing officials’ words, focus on these two decisive data points—CPI performance and non-farm employment figures. Data is the real scriptwriter.
3. Long-term view: Establishing the big trend either waits for internal Fed consensus or for economic realities to force a change in their thinking.

💡 How should investors act?

· If you jump at every piece of news, you are just the market’s fuel station
· Before the trend clarifies, protecting your principal is already winning
· Forget the clichés of "dovish" and "hawkish," directly study voting details and real data

One last question: Do you think this round of "expectation manipulation" is secretly accumulating positions, or is a real change coming? What will be the direction of $BTC ? See you in the comments—are you planning to stay put or prepare to counterattack? 👇