At 3 a.m., the new Federal Reserve official took office and lit a fire—straight up burning the entire crypto market into confusion.

Bitcoin fell below $64,000, and the total liquidation across the whole network in the past 24 hours reached $291 million. You think it’s another whale dumping? Wrong—this is Fed Chair Worsh causing trouble.

Interest rates indeed did not move, and they were kept unchanged. But Worsh said three things that sent the market into an uproar:
First, inflation is far higher than 2%—don’t expect rate cuts;
Second, we are abandoning forward guidance—so don’t guess what I’m thinking anymore;
Third, the dot plot drawn with a pencil doesn’t count.
In plain terms, it’s basically: I’m not going to be your guiding light anymore—you figure it out yourself.

On the Trump side, things are relatively calm. He said, “No problem—maybe there will be rate hikes.” But the market isn’t calm: U.S. stocks plunged, Treasury yields surged, and Bitcoin got smashed straight down from $64,000.

Old Zhang puts it from the heart: Worsh’s move is like taking apart the market’s “navigation.” Previously, everyone watched the Fed’s face to trade crypto; now he says, “You decide how to judge the economy.” Is this giving up power? No—this is passing the buck! Going forward, crypto volatility will only get bigger, because without a policy anchor, any data from the news flow can blow through the market layout.

What retail investors need to do is: “wait patiently for opportunities, and when you act, do it hard, accurately, and steadily.” Follow Old Zhang—sharing real-time strategies every day + anti-cutting/anti-scam guides!

Do you think Worsh is genuinely giving up power, or is he paving the way for rate hikes? Chat in the comments. Old Zhang will help you keep an eye on the Fed’s mouth.

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