#美联储政策 Trump's recent moves are quite interesting—using "great" to describe the candidate but not directly saying who will take office. I am very familiar with this approach—creating suspense, making the market guess repeatedly, and the real risk point is the night before the announcement.

Here, we must pay attention to a detail: the choice of the Federal Reserve Chair directly affects future policy tone, and this uncertainty often triggers capital fluctuations. I've seen too many people chase after gains right before the official announcement, only to be cut deeply when policies shift. The key is that retail investors simply can't tell whether the chosen candidate will mean a hawkish or dovish policy.

The answer will be revealed within a few weeks—this is the most dangerous window. If you have positions on-chain, now is not the time to bottom fish, but to ask yourself: can this position withstand policy changes? Can it endure the volatility brought by the Fed Chair transition?

History tells me a truth: during every policy uncertainty period, those shouting "opportunity is here" are the loudest, and the most people get cut. Stay alert, wait for policies to land before acting—this is not conservatism, it's about surviving longer.