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#数字货币市场回升 Recently, an unverified rumor has been circulating in the market: Fed Chairman Powell may announce his resignation in December. Although there has been no official response, this rumor has already triggered a chain reaction in the global financial community.



Several confirmed signals are worth paying attention to: certain political forces continue to push for more aggressive interest rate cuts, potential candidates for the new chairperson have already been discussed within a small circle, and some institutional funds are beginning to adjust their positions in response to a possible policy shift.

Whether it's true or not is debatable, but there is a clear pattern — whenever the Fed signals personnel changes, the crypto market often enters a state of speculation in advance.

What does this mean for the digital asset market?

Assuming the new appointee leans towards an accommodative policy: the interest rate downtrend opens up, liquidity flows back into risk assets, and mainstream currencies such as $BTC and $ETH may experience a phase of upward momentum.

If the successor maintains a tight stance: the US dollar index will strengthen, risk-averse sentiment will rise, and the market may experience extreme volatility or even a deep adjustment in the short term.

Before the candidates are clearly identified: the market is in the most chaotic stage of expectations, volatility is amplified, but it is precisely when trend opportunities are likely to arise.

The cryptocurrency market is currently at a delicate juncture. The policies during Powell's term are relatively predictable, but once there is a change, the entire monetary policy framework may face repricing.

This serves as a reminder for traders: the next 1 to 2 weeks may be a critical window for positioning. The market usually does not wait for official statements; it tends to express itself through price movements first.

In simple terms: Regardless of how personnel changes ultimately occur, the uncertainty of Fed policy itself has become the biggest market variable at present. Whether one can grasp this round of volatility may directly determine the upcoming profit space. $GIGGLE
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pumpamentalistvip
· 14h ago
I'm a bit confused, is Powell really stepping down? If they cut rates this time, I'll make a killing—I need to buy the dip hard when it happens. --- Just more rumors... Wake up, everyone. Price is the only truth, and right now everyone rushing in is just betting on uncertainty. --- I've heard "crucial window" countless times, haha, but in the end it always gets dumped. But this time is kind of interesting—liquidity really could determine the next cycle. --- Policy change = repricing, that's right. The problem is, you need ammo to play. If you don't have any, you just have to watch others make money. --- This kind of uncertainty is exactly where opportunity lies. You can only make real money when volatility is high; the stable days are boring as hell. --- $BTC can speak for itself, no need to wait for officials—just look at the charts, get it?
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BoredStakervip
· 12-03 12:17
Rumors and signals again—hasn’t the market already pumped once over this? Wait, is this really a good time to buy the dip? Powell’s leaving? Would the new chair just start printing money? Can my BTC recover? Honestly, it’s all about betting on policy, but if you bet wrong, you lose everything... Volatility’s one thing, but I’m just afraid of getting stuck at the top. Institutions have already been reallocating, while retail investors are still reading articles here. The next two weeks are critical, but I’m out of ammo... This kind of uncertainty is actually the perfect chance for whales to fleece retail traders. If he really steps down and rate cut expectations rise, my short positions are doomed. So in the end, it all depends on who the new chair is. That’s absolutely key. Prices move first, but I just can’t make sense of it... Every day is a “critical window” now—I just don’t buy it anymore.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidityvip
· 12-02 02:21
Is Powell about to run? This wave can indeed play people for suckers, the crypto world is always the Fed's precursor. It's the same old routine, the news isn't confirmed but the coin has already risen. What is true cannot be false, and what is false cannot be true; I'm trading based on fluctuations anyway. Changing personnel means re-evaluating prices, that's when you can make money, don't wait for the official announcement. See you in December, let's see who is still shivering in unrealized losses. Liquidity returning is a signal, everyone buying now is making money, what about you? The candidate is unclear, which is just right; it's easier to pick the bottom when there are big fluctuations. Once Powell steps down, the policy changes; this is the most obvious re-pricing I've ever seen. Key window? I'm more concerned about who will be liquidated in this round. The Fed sneezes and the crypto world catches a cold; this time it's pretty much pneumonia.
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BlockchainFriesvip
· 12-01 04:11
Another resignation rumor, it always happens like this, and the crypto world starts to go crazy with speculation... If Powell really leaves, that would be interesting, I can’t wait for the liquidity to flow back. To put it bluntly, it’s a gamble on whether the new chairman will be dovish or hawkish, it’s a thrill. In this uncertainty, I’m actually more excited, fluctuation = opportunity, why are there still people who are afraid? Ah, forget it, let’s first lie in ambush with some positions, after all, institutions are all adjusting their positions. Let me ask, who dares to bet that the new appointee will be more hawkish than Powell?
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BtcDailyResearchervip
· 12-01 04:11
It's the same trap again, every time it's just a false alarm... If you really believed it, you would have bought the dip long ago.
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GasFeeAssassinvip
· 12-01 04:11
To be honest... if this wave of Powell's rumors really materializes, we can directly To da moon haha It's another guessing game, and the worst fear is that in the end, nothing happens This kind of uncertainty is actually the most profitable... Fluctuation is opportunity Powell stepping down? It feels like we still have to wait for a month or so, but the coin market has already started to dance with the wind Having watched the Fed for so many years, every personnel change is a trap, and this time it probably won't escape the routine either.
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NFTArchaeologistvip
· 12-01 04:09
Damn, it's this set again… Every time we change people, we have to go through this again. Retail investors are still destined to be harvested by following the trend. If Powell really resigns, those institutions that have been lying in ambush early will have made a fortune. Are we just here to catch a falling knife? Wait, why hasn't this news been reported by the official media? Just a discussion in small circles? It feels like just an excuse for institutions to accumulate. How is Bitcoin responding? Still the same old story of rises and falls… Can't see through it, brother. If it were really a loose policy, it should have taken off long ago. It's still dragging on now; it's a bit suspicious.
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TestnetScholarvip
· 12-01 04:07
Powell is going to resign? This time there's more to play with, the crypto world is about to start spinning stories again. Who will take over after the resignation is key; whether it’s easing or tightening is just a matter of thought. The increase in volatility is just the right opportunity to buy the dip, it all depends on how bold you are. It's the same old story; the news hasn’t settled yet the prices have already started running. I just want to ask, is there anyone who doesn’t believe in signal trading? Instead of waiting for an official statement, it’s better to follow the institutions. I’m afraid the winds will start blowing in the next week or two. Uncertainty is the biggest certainty, it’s uncomfortable.
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QuietlyStakingvip
· 12-01 04:00
Is Powell really leaving? The crypto world is going to celebrate again, every time the Fed has a slight movement, our BTC starts to dance. Wait, is this reliable? It feels like some people are just hyping it up. That being said, if liquidity really comes back, I need to increase my holdings in this round.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 12-01 03:50
Ah, this wave of news is really amazing, those who lay in ambush in advance are laughing, just waiting for the official announcement to crash the party. The thing about Powell changing people... it feels like the crypto world has already been overcooked, but waiting for the policy to take effect is another story. Uncertainty defeats certainty, that's true, these two weeks are truly the hunting time. I've said it before, the market moves its mouth first, and the officials are always the last to know. If the new chairman really leans towards lowering interest rates, and liquidity recovers, that would be great, but don't think too beautifully, the dollar won't be that obedient.
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