#美联储恢复降息进程 Fed Chairman Powell's recent antics are simply the most spectacular "verbal sparring master" teaching case in the financial world this year.

On the table, old Powell presents a tough stance of "no rate cuts as long as inflation persists," scaring retail investors into trembling. But if you look closely at the data— the pace of balance sheet reduction has quietly slowed down! This guy is shouting about tightening, yet he's injecting liquidity into the market. A typical "I am strict, but the money has already been given to you."

Inflation data? It's still hanging around, like an old flame that won't go away, reminding you every now and then, "I'm still here."

Trump was even less polite, directly firing on social media: "The old guy who is too slow to cut rates, get lost!" Powell probably thinks about it every day—after all, no matter what he does, he gets criticized, so he might as well just lie flat.

What about the crypto market? $BTC these mainstream coins are jumping up and down following the news. When Trump criticizes, everything plummets; retail investors huddle together shouting "there are no tears of the weak in the crypto world."

But think about it calmly – the Fed is secretly injecting liquidity, isn’t this just stuffing the market with private funds? Trump criticizes Powell every day, isn’t the goal to replace him with a crypto-friendly chairperson, maybe even directly pushing for a national digital currency?

This set of combined punches translates to: "Mom and Dad can argue, but the allowance will still be given."

This wave of pullback is not to make you panic and sell at a loss, but to prepare your bullets to catch the falling knives.

Powell: Says no verbally, but the body is very honest.
Trump: The more he scolds, the better it is for the currency.

The script for this grand performance in 2025 has already been written. All you have to do is arrive on time and then ask:

"Is this melon ripe?"

"It's ripe enough to bounce three meters high when dropped!"