In the past couple of days, the market has been paying close attention to a key signal—the U.S. Treasury Secretary publicly calling for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in order to support the new policy. At first glance, a rate cut seems like good news for cryptocurrencies, but upon closer inspection, there are some issues.
Where is the problem? The Treasury Department directly pressuring the central bank touches on the bottom line of monetary policy independence. Once policies start to become politicized, concerns about inflation prospects and the credibility of the central bank will surface. This has a tangible impact on stability.
From a trading perspective, mainstream cryptocurrencies like ETH, BTC, and BNB may face short-term volatility. Policy uncertainty often damages market sentiment more than the policy itself. What the market needs now are clear policy signals, not power struggles between authorities.
The subsequent developments will need to be closely watched, especially the stance of the Federal Reserve and the market’s re-pricing of inflation expectations. A prudent strategy is particularly important at this stage.
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OnChainDetective
· 01-11 11:48
Wait, about the Ministry of Finance pressuring the central bank... Is there any trace on the blockchain? It seems like the big players have already been reallocating their positions.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 01-10 15:22
Political interference in monetary policy really adds to market woes... Superficial rate cuts are good news, but in reality, it's a crisis of confidence.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-09 18:10
Political interference in the independence of the central bank—this is playing with fire... Once the collateral ratio triggers the threshold, the risk of liquidation will rise sharply.
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token_therapist
· 01-08 15:56
Politicized monetary policy? Then it's over. At this point, it's better to wait and see before bottoming out.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-08 15:49
The Ministry of Finance pressuring to cut interest rates... Basically, it's just the authorities passing the buck to each other. In the end, retail investors like us still get caught holding the bag. The independence of policy is gone, inflation expectations collapse, and when BTC starts to fall, no one can stop it.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-08 15:45
Lowering interest rates sounds great, but doing so undermines the independence of the central bank... Internal power struggles within the authorities mean that retail investors have to endure volatility, essentially being politically manipulated.
In the past couple of days, the market has been paying close attention to a key signal—the U.S. Treasury Secretary publicly calling for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in order to support the new policy. At first glance, a rate cut seems like good news for cryptocurrencies, but upon closer inspection, there are some issues.
Where is the problem? The Treasury Department directly pressuring the central bank touches on the bottom line of monetary policy independence. Once policies start to become politicized, concerns about inflation prospects and the credibility of the central bank will surface. This has a tangible impact on stability.
From a trading perspective, mainstream cryptocurrencies like ETH, BTC, and BNB may face short-term volatility. Policy uncertainty often damages market sentiment more than the policy itself. What the market needs now are clear policy signals, not power struggles between authorities.
The subsequent developments will need to be closely watched, especially the stance of the Federal Reserve and the market’s re-pricing of inflation expectations. A prudent strategy is particularly important at this stage.