#战略性加仓BTC The Federal Reserve Chairperson Change May Trigger Sharp Volatility in the Crypto Market

Recently, political turmoil has been unpredictable. U.S. President Trump publicly stated that he is considering taking legal action to pressure the current Federal Reserve leadership, demanding their resignation as soon as possible, and even hinted at announcing a list of successors in January. This move has caused a stir on Wall Street and in the crypto community.
The story from previous years is repeating itself. From interest rate cuts to the federal building's construction budget overruns, various reasons are being used as excuses. At its core, it’s about turning the Federal Reserve, an independent institution, into a political tool, finding a compliant "insider" willing to cooperate with economic stimulus policies.
What does this mean for the crypto world? It’s significant. Bitcoin suddenly reversed course yesterday while approaching the $90,000 mark, quickly falling back below $87,000. Ethereum also declined. This intense volatility appears to be a year-end liquidity issue on the surface, but deeper down, it reflects concerns over the stability of Fed policies. Now, this issue has shifted from a hidden current to an open flame, essentially throwing an uncertain hand grenade into the market.
Practical judgment: The current risks are clearly greater than the opportunities. The market hates unpredictability the most. Once the independence of monetary policy-making is compromised, global confidence in U.S. policy direction will collapse. What’s next? A capital flight. Panic emotions will multiply exponentially.
How should one operate practically to do justice to their account?
**Adjust positions in a timely manner**—Such sudden news can cause technical indicators to fail. If you are highly leveraged and fully invested, now is the time to de-leverage and reduce positions. Protecting your principal always comes first. Only by surviving can you wait for the next opportunity.
**Pay close attention to January declarations**—Trump said a new nominee might be announced early in the month. This is the key point. If the nominee leans toward loose policies (dovish stance), the market might interpret it as a long-term positive, and the current decline could be a prelude. Conversely, if the nomination itself is controversial and uncertain, the market will continue to face shocks.
**Maintain sufficient ammunition**—Don’t be rattled by the ups and downs of the K-line. The key is to wait until the market has digested this wave of shocks and found clear support levels before considering the next move. Keep bullets in hand and watch for signals.
Political undercurrents are surging, and big players are restraining each other on the chessboard. We only need to stay put, observe the situation clearly, and wait for signals. Technical analysis will speak, data will speak, and ultimately, the outcome of who wins or loses will be clear.