Last night, while browsing information, I was repeatedly educated by two news stories: the Federal Reserve's published interest rate expectations almost eliminated the possibility of rate cuts next year, and at the same time, a political figure was on stage blasting the central bank, vowing to reorganize the management. The two signals stacked together caused U.S. Treasury yields to soar, and the market trembled in this tug-of-war of power.

Looking at the various analyses and predictions in the news, I suddenly thought of a question: why must my wealth be held hostage to Washington's power struggles?

Honestly, this question hits the dead end of traditional finance. The bonds, stocks, and mortgage rates you hold are all hanging in the balance of decisions made by a few executives and political games. The market fluctuates, assets rise and fall with policy changes, and this "centralized fragility" is exposed in every crisis.

Coincidentally, at this moment, I remembered another world—the one without policy speeches or power struggles. In that world, only the logic of code and the laws of mathematics operate.

The promise of blockchain finance is essentially this: put your assets into a system that does not rely on any central bank decisions or be manipulated by political figures. When the traditional financial skyscraper sways in power struggles, this system can operate independently, as steady as a rock.

Some projects have recognized this need and started to build a complete yield generation system on-chain. They do not try to predict what the Fed's next move will be but focus on establishing a coherent, sustainable financial logic on blockchain infrastructure. When macro risks hit, this "firewall" effect becomes apparent.

Imagine this: a portion of your assets, completely unaffected by politicians' tweets, central bank chair speeches, or shifts in power hierarchies. They operate autonomously on-chain, generating returns according to predetermined mathematical rules. It sounds like science fiction, but in fact, it is happening right now.

This is not to say traditional finance is useless, but to realize that in turbulent macro environments, diversifying your asset allocation strategy becomes increasingly important. Putting some of your wealth into blockchain systems that are less susceptible to political interference might be smarter than relying solely on traditional assets.

Ultimately, the choice is in your hands. But at least now, you have options.