#Strategy加仓BTC The Secret Battle for the Fed Chair Escalates: Two Major Factions Clash Intensely



The competition for the next Fed Chair has become heated. The frontrunner Haskett responded to criticism with a tough stance, claiming he is tough enough to suppress opponents in hostile meeting rooms and promising to reshape the Fed's independence. He supports aggressive rate cuts in an attempt to reverse the policy direction of his predecessor, Powell.

But it's not that simple. The hawkish camp's Schmidt immediately came out to counter: inflationary pressures still exist, and reckless easing would only pose greater risks. He advocates maintaining restrictive interest rates, believing that rate cuts have limited help for employment and could even threaten the 2% inflation target.

The game among the 12 FOMC members is about to unfold. The meeting at the end of this month has become a critical juncture—will they yield to hawkish pressures and stick to high interest rates, or lean towards easing policies? Every decision will directly influence market expectations. A covert battle over monetary policy direction is approaching a critical moment.
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PerennialLeekvip
· 01-18 22:11
Cutting interest rates or raising them, these two guys really can fight. But to be honest, has inflation really gone down?
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 01-17 16:12
Hasset, this guy really dares to say it, aggressive rate cuts? I think he's trying to make everyone in the crypto world get rich. The hawks and doves are starting to bicker again. At times like this, I just enjoy the show. Whoever wins will have a relationship with our wallets. The meeting at the end of this month will be a watershed moment. I don't know if it will be a rate cut or if they'll continue to hold firm... By the way, if these two really start to clash, how can we retail investors survive? Should we buy BTC or just wait and see, everyone? The internal strife within the Federal Reserve feels more intense than the faction struggles in the crypto market. Let's wait and see how the FOMC members vote; this decision could really determine everything.
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HashRateHermitvip
· 01-16 02:30
Whether to cut interest rates still depends on whether the hawks can hold back; otherwise, BTC will be on another roller coaster.
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GateUser-6bc33122vip
· 01-16 02:24
Hasset's rhetoric sounds like a threat, but the actual trading ability is another story. --- Whether it's rate cuts or high interest rates, it all depends on who can take control... The crypto market is relying entirely on these two guys for this wave of行情. --- Is inflation really unstoppable? Feels like the data has been lying all along. --- The end-of-month meeting will definitely be another drama of tearing each other apart, BTC has already bet on this. --- The hawkish, iron-fisted maintenance of interest rates, retail investors will continue to be bloodsuckers. --- Both factions are fighting for power, but in the end, it's not us workers who suffer. --- Aggressive rate cuts sound comfortable, but could they actually bring greater risks? --- This palace intrigue at the Federal Reserve directly impacts the crypto market... Oh my God. --- Schmidt wants to maintain high interest rates? Then the coin prices will have to keep enduring. --- Talking about reshaping independence, it all sounds like political showmanship.
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MetaverseVagabondvip
· 01-16 02:12
If Hasset really takes office, how high could BTC soar... A meeting at the end of the month can determine our fate, it's too outrageous.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 01-16 02:08
It's another one of those seemingly intense but actually prearranged "hidden battles." Frankly, it's still an opportunity window for market sentiment recovery. Whether it's rate cuts or hikes, the bottom range is already quite clear. The key is whether we can patiently wait for that moment. The bear market has taught us this—don't bet on policies, bet on cycles.
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