Bloomberg recently dropped a bombshell: there is an unprecedented divide within the Fed regarding the endpoint of interest rate policy. This is not a normal disagreement; it is a fundamental rift in the judgment of the future economic path.

What does this mean for the cryptocurrency market?

First, policy uncertainty can amplify significantly. When central bank officials cannot reach a consensus, the market loses a clear expectation anchor. Each statement from officials of different factions could trigger intense market fluctuations. Assets like ETH and BTC, which are highly sensitive to macro liquidity, may experience more frequent volatility in the short term.

But there are always two sides to a coin.

This divergence has also somewhat constrained the probability of the introduction of aggressive policies. The tug-of-war between hawks and doves has instead given the market more time to digest and buffer, preventing extreme situations of a "sudden shift."

In the face of this situation, here are a few practical ideas:

**First, restrain short-term impulses**. When even the Fed is "watching and waiting", trying to time the market precisely is akin to licking blood from a blade. Reducing trading frequency may be wiser than frequent entries and exits.

**Second, lock in key time nodes**. Next week's Fed meeting and dot plot update will be an important window to observe the degree of internal divergence and mainstream tendencies. At such times, data is more reliable than speculation.

**Third, return to the essence of position management**. Use allocation ratios instead of directional judgments to respond to volatility. After all, on a ship where the helmsmen have inconsistent directions, standing firm is more important than predicting the next wave.

The market has never lacked drama. What is lacking is the ability to stay clear-headed amidst the chaos.