Tonight is the most important night in the 2026 crypto market.


Not because interest rates will change—interest rates won’t change—but because Waller will speak.
The first Federal Reserve Chair in history to hold more than $100 million in crypto assets will, for the first time tonight as the captain, tell the whole world where he plans to steer this ship.
Many people are worried about Waller’s hawkish stance.
But Thirteen wants to remind everyone of one thing: Can someone who has real skin in the crypto game be the same in terms of the industry’s long-term impact as someone who has only criticized Bitcoin at hearings?
Short-term volatility is inevitable.
If tonight’s outcome is “hawkish statement + dot plot no rate cuts,” and Bitcoin pulls back to 63,000, that could be the last chance in this cycle to buy Bitcoin just above 60,000.
The Iran-U.S. agreement has been signed, oil prices are falling, inflation expectations are loosening, and the CLARITY Act is moving forward.
The darkest moment for macroeconomics may really be behind us.
Hold on—wait for the lights to come on at 2:00 a.m.
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· 06-17 14:32
Tonight is the most important night in the 2026 crypto market.
It’s not because the interest rate will change—interest rates won’t change—but because Wash will speak.
The first Federal Reserve chair in history to hold more than $100 million in crypto assets will, for the first time as the one at the helm, tell the whole world where he plans to steer this ship.
Many people are worried about Wash’s hawkish stance.
But Thirteen wants to remind everyone of one thing: can someone with real money in the crypto industry and someone who only criticized Bitcoin at hearings have the same long-term impact on the industry?
Short-term volatility is inevitable.
If tonight’s outcome is “hawkish statement + dot plot with no rate cuts” and Bitcoin pulls back to $63,000, then that might be the last time in this cycle to buy Bitcoin just above $60,000.
The Iran-U.S. agreement has already been signed, oil prices are falling, inflation expectations are loosening, and the CLARITY Act is moving forward.
The darkest moment in macroeconomics may really be behind us.
Hang tight—wait for the lights to turn on at 2:00 a.m.
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