From a legal perspective, the term limits for the central bank governor are quite strict—it's difficult for the president to replace them at will within a 4-year term. However, political games are rarely just about appearances.



The "psychological warfare" effect caused by frequent pressure and signals should not be underestimated. Policy makers facing ongoing pressure are likely to make some degree of compromise and adjustment in reality.

Based on this logic, the market may see several developments in the coming period: Will the central bank announce a larger rate cut at the beginning of the year? Will the tone of high-level officials' statements shift toward more accommodative economic support? declarations of political victory often coincide with short-term stock market enthusiasm.

For risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, the expectation of easing itself is an important supporting signal. Regardless of how the final policies are implemented, the market's expectations for liquidity improvement have already been reflected in prices.
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MiningDisasterSurvivorvip
· 10h ago
The psychological warfare routine is back again. I've experienced the 2018 cycle, and in the end, it was just a mess. Relaxed expectations? Haha, that's just the project teams' tactic of making big promises. They first hype up liquidity improvements, then sell off once retail investors take the bait. Bitcoin's price is rising, but don't forget how quickly policies can change direction last time.
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PumpDetectorvip
· 10h ago
reading between the lines here... central bank psychology is just another form of whale manipulation tbh. pressure plays work because humans are predictable, and that's where the real alpha lives. institutional flows gonna flow regardless of what the fed pretends to do.
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 10h ago
It's the same old "psychological warfare" rhetoric again... It sounds nice, but basically it's just betting that the central bank will compromise. The problem is, how many times in history have these expectations proven wrong?
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NotGonnaMakeItvip
· 10h ago
Psychological tactics ultimately depend on real policies; just spreading rumors won't help. If the interest rate cuts are not substantial, the crypto market will collapse again.
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MEVictimvip
· 10h ago
Psychological warfare, indeed, is played skillfully. When policymakers can't withstand the pressure, they have to compromise. This logic is a bit cruel but true. Once the easing expectations emerge, the price has already reacted. Now it's just a matter of whether the central bank will take on this position.
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