2026-01-12 04:21:33

The Federal Reserve leadership is facing changes, and market expectations for interest rate policy outlooks are also adjusting. According to the current policy pace, the probability of interest rates remaining stable in the short term is high, but once the Federal Reserve completes personnel changes, the new leadership team is likely to introduce a different policy direction, which will directly impact the liquidity landscape of the entire financial market. Historical data shows that whenever the Federal Reserve's policy undergoes a major shift, the cryptocurrency market often experiences significant volatility. Any easing or tightening of interest rate policy can instantly change the supply side of funds, and mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are far more sensitive to liquidity changes than traditional assets. If the Federal Reserve's policy adjustment occurs within expectations, the crypto market may indeed usher in a new trading window — this is not only a fluctuation in market sentiment but also a substantial change based on macro-financial fundamentals.

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GigaBrainAnon

· 3h ago

Federal Reserve reshuffle, is the crypto world about to take off again? Haven't we played out this script a hundred times before?

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4am_degen

· 01-12 08:48

The change in the Federal Reserve is a weather vane for the crypto world. The history is right here. Short-term stability is uncertain in the long run... Once the new team takes over, we'll see who truly understands liquidity.

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HashBandit

· 01-12 07:56

ngl the fed shuffle always hits different... back in my mining days we'd panic-sell at every rate hike announcement lol. TPS bottleneck's got nothing on macro liquidity shocks tbh. if new leadership actually loosens policy, gas fees might finally catch a break? 👀 then again, hashrate spikes usually follow tight money anyway... power consumption analysis shows we're cooked either way

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PaperHandSister

· 01-12 04:49

The Federal Reserve's leadership change will depend on the new leader's temperament. Anyway, in our crypto circle, this is the game we play.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-12 04:47

Wait, is this another hint to buy in? Every time you talk about "market window," but what happens...

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TokenomicsShaman

· 01-12 04:46

Wait a minute, the new leadership team is going to directly adjust policies? This is bound to take off. By then, Bitcoin will probably react swiftly, history always plays out like this.

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tokenomics_truther

· 01-12 04:44

The Fed changing personnel = the crypto world is about to move, I agree with this logic. The key still depends on the attitude of the new team; the difference between easing liquidity and tightening liquidity is too great.

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StableCoinKaren

· 01-12 04:42

You're drawing another pie chart again. Can the Fed change the crypto prices just by changing personnel? Wake up, everyone.

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-12 04:37

Wait a moment, everyone, please stay calm. The news about the Federal Reserve changing leadership is no longer news. The real issue is that no one can predict how the new leadership will act. Once the seemingly stable interest rate policy shifts... well, it’s indeed easy to cause a market crash. The key now is liquidity. When liquidity loosens, coins go up; when it tightens, coins go down. We all understand this logic, but don’t be fooled by these explanations. Good historical data doesn’t mean you can buy the dip. The rebound window is often a trap set by the big players to get retail investors on board. It’s good to be optimistic, but before taking action, I recommend reviewing your risk control indicators to see if you’re prepared. Otherwise, this "new market" could just be the start of a new round of retail investors getting squeezed.

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