Recent market movements are quite perplexing. Last week, the US stock market plummeted, and this week it’s rebounding again, while the crypto world is riding a roller coaster. Frankly speaking, all the turbulence stems from one piece of information—the attitude of the leaders.

On January 21 in Davos, Switzerland, Trump’s speech once again became a barometer for the global capital markets. He straightforwardly stated a resounding message: "I want Greenland, but not with force," and emphasized that this might be his most important statement to date. Look at the market’s reaction—US stocks immediately rebounded, and Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies surged accordingly. This is the true reflection of the market—a single tweet, a speech, can instantly change the flow of hundreds of billions of dollars.

But what truly stirs the crypto community is his stance on digital assets. Trump explicitly stated that the US aims to remain the "global cryptocurrency hub." This is not just empty talk; it is backed by real policy support. Congress is actively advancing the legal framework for the crypto market, covering various assets including Bitcoin, which is expected to be signed into law soon. What does this mean? It signifies that the doors to innovation and financing are opening, which is a positive sign for the entire industry.

However, there are no absolute positives. During his speech, he also mentioned the Federal Reserve Chair. The new chair candidate is about to be announced, and Trump made an interesting remark—his concern about "betrayal" by the new chair. In his words: "Once in office, people tend to change their behavior, which in some ways is a betrayal, but they must do what they believe is right." The uncertainty here is quite significant. Every move by the Federal Reserve will influence interest rate expectations, which in turn affects liquidity in the crypto market. So behind what seems to be a positive outlook, risk factors are also brewing beneath the surface.

Overall, policy support is clear, but the future direction of the market still depends on the Federal Reserve and the implementation of specific policies. Recently, the sensitivity of funds has been extremely high; a single statement can trigger fluctuations of tens of billions. For investors, it’s crucial to understand policy directions clearly, but also to remain vigilant against uncertainties in policy execution.