There’s a piece of news that might be underestimated—Trump is reportedly close to choosing a new Federal Reserve chair.
Why is this worth paying attention to? Think about it: if the new chair favors looser monetary policy and is willing to cut rates and inject liquidity, the US dollar will inevitably weaken. When fiat currencies experience sustained devaluation, where does the capital flow? History tells us that in such times, inflation-resistant assets like Bitcoin often become safe havens. The so-called "digital gold" trait truly comes into play in this kind of macro environment.
To be honest, the policy shift brought by a change in Fed leadership could have a more profound impact than those recent ETF developments. This isn’t about trading short-term news, but about betting on long-term shifts in the monetary system. If this judgment proves correct, preparing your allocation in advance could be a smart move. After all, the market always rewards those who see further ahead.
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blocksnark
· 1h ago
I've been eyeing this for a while—changing leadership at the Fed really is a major move...
But honestly, the easing expectations have been priced in for a long time. Isn't it a bit late to react now?
Rate cuts and liquidity injections → dollar depreciation → Bitcoin bottom-fishing—this logic chain is old news. The key is still to see what the new chair actually does when in power...
Rather than guessing, it's better to watch how traders are positioning themselves—the market is the most honest indicator.
If this rate cut really happens, I should've gone heavy on my positions a while ago... but being cautious isn't wrong either.
This Fed move is more crucial than any spot ETF inflow data—finally, someone dares to say it.
It's definitely worth paying attention to in the long run, but don't let the news headlines lead you by the nose. Fundamentals are what really matter, bro.
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Anon4461
· 12-08 20:52
Same old logic again... Fed changes personnel = rate cuts = dollar depreciation = Bitcoin rises? Feels a bit presumptuous, doesn’t it?
Will easing policies really transmit that directly? Is history really that linear?
By the way, if this information was truly underestimated, how could so many people have noticed it?
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wagmi_eventually
· 12-08 20:52
The change of leadership at the Federal Reserve is indeed not that simple; it affects everything like pulling one thread and moving the whole body.
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TerraNeverForget
· 12-08 20:49
The change of personnel at the Federal Reserve feels way more important than all those pointless controversies in the crypto space, seriously.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-08 20:43
With expectations of liquidity easing, Bitcoin will react faster than ETFs. This round is indeed driven by long-term logic.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 12-08 20:40
The issue with the Fed chair is indeed easy to overlook, but this time it could be a game changer.
To be honest, once rate cuts and quantitative easing start, the devaluation of the dollar is only a matter of time. At that point, your cash will be shrinking in value, and that’s the scariest part.
Bitcoin’s digital gold attribute isn’t just hype—history has proven it many times.
In the long run, the impact of a change in Fed leadership is actually no less significant than any bearish news; the problem is that most people haven’t realized it yet.
Allocating in advance is way better than reacting late. Anyway, idle cash will lose value just sitting there.
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GasFeeCry
· 12-08 20:37
The change of leadership at the Federal Reserve is indeed easy to overlook, but the logic chain makes perfect sense. Money printing → Dollar depreciation → Capital seeking safe haven → Bitcoin taking the baton, this cycle is obvious to everyone.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-08 20:24
nah this fed chair thing is the real alpha leak everyone's sleeping on... while paper hands chase etf noise, the actual capitulation signal is currency debasement. smart money already positioning, rest will get rekt.
There’s a piece of news that might be underestimated—Trump is reportedly close to choosing a new Federal Reserve chair.
Why is this worth paying attention to? Think about it: if the new chair favors looser monetary policy and is willing to cut rates and inject liquidity, the US dollar will inevitably weaken. When fiat currencies experience sustained devaluation, where does the capital flow? History tells us that in such times, inflation-resistant assets like Bitcoin often become safe havens. The so-called "digital gold" trait truly comes into play in this kind of macro environment.
To be honest, the policy shift brought by a change in Fed leadership could have a more profound impact than those recent ETF developments. This isn’t about trading short-term news, but about betting on long-term shifts in the monetary system. If this judgment proves correct, preparing your allocation in advance could be a smart move. After all, the market always rewards those who see further ahead.