#数字资产市场动态 $ZBT $ONT

Things have indeed been lively in the financial world recently. The Federal Reserve minutes will reveal internal disagreements over rate cuts, and at the same time, Trump is nominating a new Fed chair. Under this double impact, the volatility in the crypto market is already brewing.

Last time when rates were cut, Bitcoin experienced a rollercoaster ride, causing 110,000 traders to be liquidated. If the minutes release hawkish signals this time, the battle between bulls and bears will only intensify. The key is the candidate for the next Fed chair—rumors suggest it could be the aggressive dove Haskett or the reform-oriented Waugh, both of whom are believed to support rate cuts. Once liquidity truly opens the floodgates, the crypto asset market will undoubtedly be the biggest beneficiary.

The reality is a bit harsh: CME futures show only an 8.5% probability of a 50 basis point rate cut in March. If the easing expectations fall short, beware of the "good news already priced in" trap. Interestingly, silver has recently experienced a strange wave of volatility. Although gold was mispriced, from a fundamental perspective, Bitcoin’s role as "digital gold" for hedging risk is even more prominent. Global central bank policies are quietly shifting (Japan is hinting at rate hikes), and the next bull market’s main logic may not be the 2025 halving but the macro shift in 2026.

In simple terms: the hotly speculated assets are just for show; the truly core assets require patience and careful planning. What’s your take—are we digging a trap or is this a real opportunity? Can Bitcoin break through the 120,000 mark? Feel free to comment and share your thoughts!👇