Tonight at 03:30, a moment that could make your account numbers jump is about to arrive—Federal Reserve Chair Powell is preparing to speak.

Many people start fantasizing about getting rich when they hear the words "interest rate cut." Wake up, a 25 basis point cut? The market has long digested this expectation. What really matters is whether the Federal Reserve will officially announce a plan to purchase $45 billion of government bonds each month. That’s a real balance sheet expansion operation—straightforwardly speaking, it’s about turning on the money printer and flooding the system.

More subtly, there are internal disagreements. Out of 12 voting members, 5 directly voted against it. Such a split scene has only occurred nine times since 1990. What signals does this send? The policy path in 2026 might be uncertain, and tonight’s "easing" could just be a show for the market. Large funds dislike ambiguity; they might cash out immediately after the news lands or even take the opportunity to dump the market, which is not impossible.

The key is to see clearly: this round of easing carries obvious political undertones, and the faucet could be tightened at any time. The crypto market wants real money flowing in, not just words of policy warmth.

On the technical side, don’t let your guard down. On the four-hour chart, the white-yellow indicator lines just crossed above the zero line to form a golden cross, which looks pretty. But the problem is that the overall trend today is downward, so this reverse-crossing is at least 30% less reliable.

Looking upward, two resistance levels: 0.151 has been tested multiple times without breaking through, and has become the dividing line for short-term bulls and bears; 0.1567 is the previous high—those who bought in chasing the rally yesterday are mostly trapped around here, and selling pressure won’t be small.

Looking downward, support levels: 0.139 is the first line of defense, and a retracement to this level is within normal fluctuation range; 0.135 is