#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 $BTC $ETH $BNB The trends of these mainstream cryptocurrencies are often closely related to macro policies.
The recent survey conducted by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, founder of the Yale University Chief Executive Leadership Institute, is worth noting—he and his team interviewed over 200 American corporate executives, and the results show: 71% of CEOs believe that the government is weakening the Federal Reserve's independent operation space, and 80% directly stated that the government's pressure to cut interest rates is not in the overall national interest.
This survey was conducted before the Department of Justice launched related investigations, reflecting the true thoughts of business leaders on the current policy environment. From a trader's perspective, the stronger the Federal Reserve's decision-making autonomy, the clearer the market pricing mechanism becomes, and the more helpful it is for asset allocation judgments. When policy uncertainty increases, safe-haven assets like $BTC usually attract more attention.
Overall, this survey confirms a phenomenon: the overlay of political cycles and monetary policy cycles is reshaping institutional investors' views on risk assets. For traders tracking U.S. macro policies, these developments should not be ignored.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 1h ago
80% of CEOs have said this, how much longer can the Federal Reserve's independence last... These days, political interference in monetary policy has truly become the norm.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 3h ago
80% of CEOs say policies are not good for the country. How outrageous is that... The crypto world should take off now, right?
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TestnetFreeloader
· 3h ago
80% of CEOs have already said that the government can't handle it, so what's the point of a survey? It's obvious already, now we're just waiting to see if the CPI data will cause a market drop or not.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 3h ago
ngl the 71/80% split here is taxonomically fascinating... actually shows clear bifurcation in how execs perceive policy autonomy vs intent. per my analysis, when fed independence erodes like this, you get exactly the kind of volatility that pushes btc into "mathematically superior hedge" territory. data suggests otherwise if anyone's still thinking traditional correlation models work rn tbh
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SellTheBounce
· 3h ago
Political interference in monetary policy, and the market starts playing guessing games... At this point, the rebound should come, don't be greedy.
#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 $BTC $ETH $BNB The trends of these mainstream cryptocurrencies are often closely related to macro policies.
The recent survey conducted by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, founder of the Yale University Chief Executive Leadership Institute, is worth noting—he and his team interviewed over 200 American corporate executives, and the results show: 71% of CEOs believe that the government is weakening the Federal Reserve's independent operation space, and 80% directly stated that the government's pressure to cut interest rates is not in the overall national interest.
This survey was conducted before the Department of Justice launched related investigations, reflecting the true thoughts of business leaders on the current policy environment. From a trader's perspective, the stronger the Federal Reserve's decision-making autonomy, the clearer the market pricing mechanism becomes, and the more helpful it is for asset allocation judgments. When policy uncertainty increases, safe-haven assets like $BTC usually attract more attention.
Overall, this survey confirms a phenomenon: the overlay of political cycles and monetary policy cycles is reshaping institutional investors' views on risk assets. For traders tracking U.S. macro policies, these developments should not be ignored.