2026-01-20 03:23:16

Market Update: The U.S. Treasury Secretary recently emphasized that the independence of the Federal Reserve does not mean it is completely unregulated. This statement has ripple effects across the entire financial market.

Currently, focus is on the performance of the three popular cryptocurrencies AAVE, SOL, and ADA, which are quite sensitive to macro policy trends. The Federal Reserve's policy orientation often influences liquidity expectations for crypto assets, making it worthwhile to track the trends of governance tokens and ecosystem coins during this period.

The market's reaction to policy uncertainty is still in the digestion phase, and how it develops next requires continued observation.

AAVE-4,65%

SOL-4,7%

ADA-2,26%

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 23h ago

The Treasury Secretary's words are essentially putting the Fed in a cage... Is SOL really going to dive along with risk appetite this time?

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 23h ago

Coming back with this again? The Treasury Secretary saying "not completely independent" to scare the market, hilarious. The Federal Reserve has been like this for decades. SOL has been a bit tough this week; the policy direction is indeed shifting, but to be honest, ADA's performance over the past few months has been quite unappealing. Let's wait and see; anyway, we're used to this kind of uncertainty.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 23h ago

The Ministry of Finance's move is really like laying a landmine. The independence of the Federal Reserve is being questioned, and the crypto community's governance tokens must be getting excited. SOL, AAVE, and these three definitely need to be affected. With such uncertain policies, I think I'll wait and see first. When will this policy bickering finally stop? I really can't hold on anymore.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 23h ago

The Treasury Secretary's recent remarks are indeed playing with fire. If the Federal Reserve is truly targeted, liquidity will have to change.

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