Explore Trump's one sentence, and the market trembles? Why do policy variables become the main focus again

When Donald Trump publicly praises key figures in the fiscal system, the market's reaction is often faster than gossip media. Why? Because behind such signals, there is an implicit "wind direction test" of policy orientation.
In the digital asset world, policy has always been that "invisible hand":
When loose, the market feels like a party;
When tightening, the atmosphere instantly cools down.
Now the question is—why has policy become a focus again?
The reason is simple: the market has moved from a "pure narrative-driven" stage to a new stage of "narrative + rule contest."
In other words, people are not only concerned with price rises and falls but also with "who is setting the rules."
This will bring two direct impacts:
First, increased volatility. Because every statement can be interpreted in different directions.
Second, faster pace. The quicker the information spreads, the more extreme the market reactions.
But one thing to note:
Policy signals are often ambiguous, while market interpretations are extreme.
So, when you see prices suddenly jump, it’s likely not because the fundamentals have changed, but because the "interpretation has changed."
To sum up: the market is not just trading assets, but also trading "who is in charge." 🧠
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