The Federal Reserve's independence statement has sent an important signal.
Recently, the White House stated that even with new political developments, the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions remain independent. What does this mean? Monetary policy is no longer swayed by Twitter opinions; whether to cut or raise rates will mainly depend on economic data. Market uncertainty is indeed decreasing.
From an on-chain perspective, several real-time signals are observed: exchange Bitcoin holdings continue to decline, indicating that HODLers are still holding tight; stablecoin reserves have recently rebounded, suggesting that potential buying pressure is brewing; the Fear & Greed Index remains neutral, with no signs of full FOMO yet.
Overall, macro risks are easing, and on-chain funding conditions are improving. A bear market is unlikely in the second half of the year. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but a phased approach to spot positions and buying on dips is a more prudent strategy.
Long-term in the crypto space, two dimensions matter: on-chain capital flows and macro policy directions. Currently, both signals are turning positive. The rest is patience and position management.
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SmartContractWorker
· 17h ago
Has the Federal Reserve truly started to operate independently? Sounds credible, but we all know politics can never be completely avoided... Anyway, the signals are indeed improving now, and I remain optimistic about the second half of the year.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-15 09:56
Is the Federal Reserve truly independent? Then those people on Twitter will be unemployed, haha.
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ForkMaster
· 12-15 05:30
Hmm... I've heard a lot of rhetoric about the Fed's independence, but the key is whether Twitter public opinion will once again prove them wrong. I'm actually more concerned about those big investors who quietly make a fortune; let's see their real on-chain actions before speaking. On-chain data can't be fooled. If ETH can truly stabilize this wave, then the育儿基金 for my three kids will have a safe haven.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-15 05:28
Ha, the Federal Reserve has finally stated that it won't be dictated by Twitter. Now the market can reduce unnecessary noise and focus on the data to guide decisions.
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AirDropMissed
· 12-15 05:20
Independence sounds good in theory, but the real way to save the market is through interest rate cuts... The exchange's BTC keeps falling, stablecoins are rebounding? I've seen this trick many times, retail investors just comforting themselves as bagholders.
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NFTPessimist
· 12-15 05:11
The independence of the Federal Reserve... sounds good, but I am still a bit skeptical. Has political pressure ever dissipated so easily in history?
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-15 05:08
So the Federal Reserve is now really determined not to listen to politicians' nonsense? Then this wave of the market's rise is much more justified.
The Federal Reserve's independence statement has sent an important signal.
Recently, the White House stated that even with new political developments, the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions remain independent. What does this mean? Monetary policy is no longer swayed by Twitter opinions; whether to cut or raise rates will mainly depend on economic data. Market uncertainty is indeed decreasing.
From an on-chain perspective, several real-time signals are observed: exchange Bitcoin holdings continue to decline, indicating that HODLers are still holding tight; stablecoin reserves have recently rebounded, suggesting that potential buying pressure is brewing; the Fear & Greed Index remains neutral, with no signs of full FOMO yet.
Overall, macro risks are easing, and on-chain funding conditions are improving. A bear market is unlikely in the second half of the year. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but a phased approach to spot positions and buying on dips is a more prudent strategy.
Long-term in the crypto space, two dimensions matter: on-chain capital flows and macro policy directions. Currently, both signals are turning positive. The rest is patience and position management.
Stay calm, hold your positions well. $ETH