Wosh's one sentence exposes the entire crypto circle! Bitcoin breaks 64k, are the bears winning big? Should retail investors now buy the dip or cut losses? Last night, Federal Reserve new official Wosh didn't change interest rates, but used a 'dot plot' to push Bitcoin from 65k down to 64k—this isn't a rate hike, but it’s almost as impactful. Wosh's debut last night appeared to be “holding steady,” but the dot plot directly poked the beehive: out of 18 officials, 9 say rates will still need to rise this year, with the median rate at the end of 2026 jumping from 3.4% to 3.8%. Inflation expectations also soared, with PCE jumping from just over 3% to 3.6%—plainly: inflation isn’t dead, rate hikes will continue. Wosh himself was even harsher: “Don’t ask me about the future, look at the data.” Canceling forward guidance, forming a working group for review—that means “I might act at any time, don’t guess.” The market immediately turned around, US stocks plummeted, the dollar surged, gold took a hit. The BTC chart confirms it: before the Fed meeting, Bitcoin was hovering around 65,500 dollars; after, it was directly pressed below 64k dollars. Why? Rate hike expectations → stronger dollar → risk assets all kneel. High-valuation tech stocks, gold, cryptocurrencies—all first slapped by the “liquidity tightening” expectation. What should players do? Are bears still partying? Short-term sentiment is hawkish, dollar strength unresolved, mainly shorting from high levels! Want to bet on a rebound? Wait for two signals: ① BTC stabilizes above 64,000 and volume increases; ② Wosh doesn’t make hawkish comments again. Otherwise, a rebound is just giving bears a head start. Trading idea: aggressive players continue short around 65,000. #沃什首秀美联储利率不变