#数字货币市场回升 Plummet, this time the trigger might be truly complicated.
The sudden plunge of ETH took everyone by surprise. Digging deeper, the focus points to the former president, known for creating suspense—Trump dropped a bombshell in a recent interview: he has a candidate for the new Federal Reserve Chair in mind, but he won't reveal who it is, only leaving behind a statement saying, "I'll announce it when the time is right."
As soon as this was said, the market immediately tensed up. Uncertainty is like a ticking time bomb, and ETH is the first to bear the brunt, with its price falling in response. This script, familiar? It's the same classic expectation management game.
More dramatically, news suddenly spread on Twitter that current Chairman Powell would announce his resignation at an emergency meeting on Monday evening. The news was so credible that many people were frightened and sold off their positions. But upon calming down and checking — mainstream financial media were collectively silent, and the Federal Reserve's official website showed no signs of activity. Nine times out of ten, this is just a false rumor.
The problem is that the market doesn't care about the truth, panic has already spread. Prices that should fall still fall, and those that should be sold are still sold.
Then there were rumors that Kevin Hassett, the director of the National Economic Council at the White House, is a strong candidate. He reacted quickly, directly refusing to comment, only saying "These are all rumors." This ambiguous attitude has led to even more speculation.
The current situation is this: on one side is the mysterious candidates' suspense, and on the other are the rumors of resignations that are difficult to discern as true or false. Market participants are completely at a loss. The interests tied to the position of the Federal Reserve Chair are too extensive; monetary policy, interest rate direction, capital flows... which one does not directly affect the lifeblood of the crypto market?
To be honest, this kind of uncertainty is the most fatal risk. Price fluctuations can be analyzed through charts, but policy changes are simply unpredictable. In such times, blindly chasing after price increases or selling during drops can easily lead to being among those harvested.
This grand drama is obviously not over yet, and there are likely more twists waiting ahead. Staying calm and not letting emotions take control is the most important thing to do right now.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 4h ago
Trump is creating suspense again, this trap is truly amazing. The market just eats this up, before a sentence is even finished, ETH plummets, it's hilarious.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 12h ago
It's just another trap of illusions and realities; political figures are the best at this. Anyway, I don't believe in rumors anymore; getting played for suckers once was enough.
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TokenTherapist
· 12h ago
It's the same old trick again; Trump loves to tease people like this, and the market goes into a frenzy.
When it's hard to distinguish between truth and falsehood, it's easiest to Be Played for Suckers. I'm staying put.
Wait, with so much news, how can we tell what's true or false? Just go all in; it's the safest bet.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 12h ago
It's this trap again, Trump is playing the suspense master, and the market has to jump around... so damn annoying.
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MoonRocketman
· 12h ago
This wave of fall, the middle band of the Bollinger Bands was directly broken through, and the RSI has dropped to the lower edge of the near-earth orbit. According to my multiple indicator overlay model, the uncertainty risk coefficient has soared to critical levels.
Trump's operation this time is truly a classic example of expectation management art. Market sentiment is overheated, the launch window has been forcibly closed, and now we just have to see if we can recalibrate the orbital angle coefficient.
Wait, there are all kinds of rumors flying around, it's impossible to calculate the escape velocity, and it feels like the signals of being played people for suckers are becoming increasingly obvious.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12h ago
It's this trap again, Trump teases and ETH gets hit, it's really fucking ridiculous.
#数字货币市场回升 Plummet, this time the trigger might be truly complicated.
The sudden plunge of ETH took everyone by surprise. Digging deeper, the focus points to the former president, known for creating suspense—Trump dropped a bombshell in a recent interview: he has a candidate for the new Federal Reserve Chair in mind, but he won't reveal who it is, only leaving behind a statement saying, "I'll announce it when the time is right."
As soon as this was said, the market immediately tensed up. Uncertainty is like a ticking time bomb, and ETH is the first to bear the brunt, with its price falling in response. This script, familiar? It's the same classic expectation management game.
More dramatically, news suddenly spread on Twitter that current Chairman Powell would announce his resignation at an emergency meeting on Monday evening. The news was so credible that many people were frightened and sold off their positions. But upon calming down and checking — mainstream financial media were collectively silent, and the Federal Reserve's official website showed no signs of activity. Nine times out of ten, this is just a false rumor.
The problem is that the market doesn't care about the truth, panic has already spread. Prices that should fall still fall, and those that should be sold are still sold.
Then there were rumors that Kevin Hassett, the director of the National Economic Council at the White House, is a strong candidate. He reacted quickly, directly refusing to comment, only saying "These are all rumors." This ambiguous attitude has led to even more speculation.
The current situation is this: on one side is the mysterious candidates' suspense, and on the other are the rumors of resignations that are difficult to discern as true or false. Market participants are completely at a loss. The interests tied to the position of the Federal Reserve Chair are too extensive; monetary policy, interest rate direction, capital flows... which one does not directly affect the lifeblood of the crypto market?
To be honest, this kind of uncertainty is the most fatal risk. Price fluctuations can be analyzed through charts, but policy changes are simply unpredictable. In such times, blindly chasing after price increases or selling during drops can easily lead to being among those harvested.
This grand drama is obviously not over yet, and there are likely more twists waiting ahead. Staying calm and not letting emotions take control is the most important thing to do right now.
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