The focus tonight should not be just on the 25 basis points of interest rate cuts. What really deserves attention are the five negative votes within the Fed - the most intense disagreement since 1990.
What does this tear indicate? When central bank policymakers are so divided on monetary policy, the "authoritative consensus" that the traditional financial system is proud of is collapsing. If even the Fed itself cannot unify its position, what certainty can the market expect?
This is precisely a turning point for the crypto market. When the decision-making process of centralized institutions is chaotic, and when "how much water to put in" can be quarreled, the value of assets written in the code, the total amount is constant, and the rules are transparent. Bitcoin does not need a meeting to vote, there is no 5:4 disagreement, and 21 trillion coins is the ceiling.
Cracks in traditional systems often give rise to opportunities for new paradigms. When uncertainty spreads in the Old World, money naturally looks for safe havens with greater certainty. Every swing of the Fed is adding new persuasiveness to the on-chain world.
Economic history has always been a game of credit. The previous playbook was in the boardroom, and now the rules are being redefined by code. Are you ready for this shift in your asset allocation?
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 10h ago
5 votes against within the Fed? Now it's good, the authoritative consensus has completely broken haha
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 10h ago
Wait, the Fed itself is infighting? Can I still trust the dollars in my hand?
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APY追逐者
· 11h ago
The Fed has 5 votes against it haha, traditional finance has begun to kill each other, which is the real highlight
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GweiWatcher
· 11h ago
5 votes against, that's the point. The Fed itself is divided, and it still expects traditional finance to give certainty... The rules of writing dead assets on the chain are really fragrant.
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SignatureVerifier
· 11h ago
ngl the fed infighting is way more telling than the 25bps theater... trust but verify though, those dissent votes need proper auditing before we declare the whole system broken
The focus tonight should not be just on the 25 basis points of interest rate cuts. What really deserves attention are the five negative votes within the Fed - the most intense disagreement since 1990.
What does this tear indicate? When central bank policymakers are so divided on monetary policy, the "authoritative consensus" that the traditional financial system is proud of is collapsing. If even the Fed itself cannot unify its position, what certainty can the market expect?
This is precisely a turning point for the crypto market. When the decision-making process of centralized institutions is chaotic, and when "how much water to put in" can be quarreled, the value of assets written in the code, the total amount is constant, and the rules are transparent. Bitcoin does not need a meeting to vote, there is no 5:4 disagreement, and 21 trillion coins is the ceiling.
Cracks in traditional systems often give rise to opportunities for new paradigms. When uncertainty spreads in the Old World, money naturally looks for safe havens with greater certainty. Every swing of the Fed is adding new persuasiveness to the on-chain world.
Economic history has always been a game of credit. The previous playbook was in the boardroom, and now the rules are being redefined by code. Are you ready for this shift in your asset allocation?