Recently, White House economic advisor Hassett has been eager to speak out—asserting that the Federal Reserve's independence is unshakable and that Trump's opinions are "insignificant." It sounds like defending some sacred institution. But from a crypto perspective, this is a live broadcast of a power game.

Traditional finance circles argue over "who has the final say." But we've long encoded the rules in code, and there's no need to trust any one person. To be blunt, this news story explains more than any interest rate decision ever could—it exposes the fundamental fragility of the entire traditional system: all stability hangs on the line of "human rationality." When "independence" is repeatedly emphasized and fiercely defended, it's essentially an illusion.

What about Bitcoin? A new block every ten minutes, a global ledger that no one can tamper with. This isn't a political statement; it's pure mathematics. Power struggles and voting rights have no impact on the crypto world. Algorithms don't change rules because someone speaks out, and consensus mechanisms won't be shaken by economic advisors' statements.

So, what does this mean? Don't get caught up in the emotional swings of such news. Your investment judgment should be based on solid fundamentals: the security of decentralized networks themselves, the cash flow generated by protocols, and community enthusiasm. Their disputes are signals of a system in decline; our efforts are proof of a new system taking shape.

The old order is anxious about how to define its authority. But the new order has already provided everyone with the tools to become the captain of their own destiny—that's the gap.

The market train has already sounded its horn. Get on board or watch from the sidelines—your choice.