Word on the street is that the next Fed chair pick is coming in early 2025. The successor being eyed? Someone who's ready to slash rates without hesitation. This isn't just political maneuvering - it signals a potential shift toward aggressive monetary easing. If this plays out, we could see cheaper borrowing costs and increased liquidity flooding into risk assets. Markets are already pricing in possibilities, but the real fireworks start when the nomination actually drops. Rate-sensitive sectors and alternative assets might catch a serious bid once the dovish candidate gets confirmed. Keep your radar on - this personnel decision could reshape the entire macro landscape.

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RugPullAlarm

· 12-03 00:47

Here we go again with the same rhetoric, liquidity easing = funds flowing into risky assets, and then what? Look at the on-chain data, everyone, large investors' addresses have already been quietly dumping, while you are still waiting for the nomination drop, the funds have already dispersed. They said the same thing last year, and what happened? The concentration of funds soared to 80%, and now there are trapped investors everywhere. Don’t talk to me about macro landscapes, first check what those "dovish candidates" are really up to behind the scenes; it’s definitely just another narrative for a new round of fund harvesting.

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