Former U.S. President Trump recently announced his choice for Federal Reserve Chair if he were to regain office, and this news instantly triggered a surge in global financial markets. The candidate he favors is known for advocating aggressive easing policies and has long been a critic of Fed rate hikes, repeatedly calling for larger-scale liquidity injections to stimulate economic growth.
In his statement, Trump said that the new Fed leadership would change the game, no longer be a "stumbling block" to the economy, but instead shift towards a more dovish stance. This statement was immediately interpreted by the market as a signal that U.S. monetary policy is about to undergo a major shift.
Market reactions were swift. Gold prices rose by 2.1% in response, Bitcoin broke through the $91,000 mark, and other mainstream cryptocurrencies also followed suit. Analysts believe this could mark the return of the era of cheap money, with expectations of abundant global liquidity gradually strengthening.
Of course, this appointment still requires final confirmation from the Senate. But based on current market performance, investors are already preemptively digesting expectations of this policy shift. Once the new Fed policy framework is officially established, whether cryptocurrencies and other risk assets will usher in a new round of gains remains to be seen.
In any case, this leadership change at the Federal Reserve will profoundly influence the future direction of global financial markets.
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QuorumVoter
· 01-06 04:52
Here they come again, another signal of easing. Bitcoin has directly broken $90,000.
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With the easing policy announced, the era of abundant liquidity has returned. This game of chess is interesting.
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Waiting for the Senate confirmation. Don't rush to go all in; this matter is not settled yet.
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A 2.1% increase in gold is just a small thing. The key is how aggressively the new US Federal Reserve will loosen.
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Is the days of the Federal Reserve being a "stumbling block" really coming to an end? Feels a bit too optimistic...
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Return of cheap funds? I bet this wave of cryptocurrencies will take off.
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The market reacts so quickly, indicating everyone has been waiting for this signal.
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Damn, if this really materializes, how do you play risk assets? Do they all have to go up?
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The Senate probably won't mess things up. The expectation of policy shift is already clear.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 01-04 17:48
Oh my, the easing expectations are coming, is it time to take off?
The crypto world is once again relying on policies to survive, hilarious.
Now they're really going to print money, it feels endless.
Hopefully the Senate won't cause any trouble, but we might have to wait.
The era of ample liquidity is returning, miners, pop the champagne.
Why does it feel like every time it's all about speculating on expectations, and in the end?
Breaking through ninety thousand so decisively, are there any bagholders below?
Cheap funds? That means inflation is coming.
If this guy really takes office and changes policies, what about US bonds?
Let's wait for the Senate to confirm, don't celebrate too early.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-04 17:47
Loose monetary policy is here, and Bitcoin has already surpassed 90,000. Is this really the return of the money-printing era?
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0xInsomnia
· 01-04 17:46
Loose expectations are out, and the crypto market is soaring directly. I’m very familiar with this rhythm.
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Waiting for the Senate confirmation, don’t get too excited.
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Return of the era of cheap funds? I’ve already taken off my pants.
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Gold at 2.1%, Bitcoin breaking 91k—this is the real liquidity party.
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Trump’s move was really ruthless, directly changing the entire expectation landscape.
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It’s another “game-changing” move, just listen, the Senate is the true stabilizer.
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Injecting liquidity = printing money, old trick, and the coins still need to rise.
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I just want to know when it will drop back to pick up the bottom; this height is unsustainable.
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When the rope loosens, asset prices take off—that’s the truth of capitalism.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-04 17:31
As the easing expectations emerge, the crypto market soars directly; this wave of momentum is incredible.
Once again, policy signals are as flimsy as cigarette paper; it's still early to wait for the Senate's confirmation.
$91k, wow, are cheap funds really coming back? I find it hard to believe.
Abundant liquidity = rising crypto prices? The logic is simple and straightforward, I like it.
The Federal Reserve Chair's statements are essentially political games; it's just the crypto world following the dance.
Why does a loosening of U.S. monetary policy cause global assets to become restless? That's unfair.
Wait, can Bitcoin really break $100,000? Please, don't let there be another crash.
Is the era of cheap funds returning? I heard that last year too, but look at the result.
A 2.1% increase in gold isn't much; the crypto jump actually makes me a bit nervous.
The Senate also needs to give the green light; it's still too early to say anything now, and the market's imagination is truly rich.
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-04 17:28
Crypto veteran, on-chain data analysis enthusiast, enjoys the thrill of bottom and top fishing, often complains in Telegram groups, occasionally participates in airdrops and early project mining.
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Easing is coming, the money printing machine is about to restart, this time really need to get on board.
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Wait, will the Senate mess around? Feels like this isn’t that simple.
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I said long ago that BTC breaking 91K would cause liquidity to surge immediately, I was even roasting people in the group last night haha.
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Aggressive easing? Basically just more cutting of leeks, but who cares as long as it makes money.
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91K is nothing, it needs to double by this time next year.
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The change of the Federal Reserve feels like the crypto market reacts much faster than the stock market.
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The return of cheap money era, you’re right, but could it just be short-term speculation? The Senate’s one card and it’s over.
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They dare report a 2-point rise in gold, my position has already increased by 30% today and I haven’t even said a word.
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If this easing really continues, small coins will start to rotate, isn’t the altcoin season just around the corner?
Former U.S. President Trump recently announced his choice for Federal Reserve Chair if he were to regain office, and this news instantly triggered a surge in global financial markets. The candidate he favors is known for advocating aggressive easing policies and has long been a critic of Fed rate hikes, repeatedly calling for larger-scale liquidity injections to stimulate economic growth.
In his statement, Trump said that the new Fed leadership would change the game, no longer be a "stumbling block" to the economy, but instead shift towards a more dovish stance. This statement was immediately interpreted by the market as a signal that U.S. monetary policy is about to undergo a major shift.
Market reactions were swift. Gold prices rose by 2.1% in response, Bitcoin broke through the $91,000 mark, and other mainstream cryptocurrencies also followed suit. Analysts believe this could mark the return of the era of cheap money, with expectations of abundant global liquidity gradually strengthening.
Of course, this appointment still requires final confirmation from the Senate. But based on current market performance, investors are already preemptively digesting expectations of this policy shift. Once the new Fed policy framework is officially established, whether cryptocurrencies and other risk assets will usher in a new round of gains remains to be seen.
In any case, this leadership change at the Federal Reserve will profoundly influence the future direction of global financial markets.