The financial world has exploded recently! Trump publicly called out Fed Chair Powell, demanding a rate cut next week. What's more interesting is that he specifically mentioned JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon also stepping up to support the rate cut stance.

What's unusual about this? Dimon has always been cautious and conservative. Everyone knows his early attitude toward cryptocurrencies—he was highly skeptical. Now even he is publicly supporting a rate cut, which shows that the old money on Wall Street is really anxious. Trump bringing up Dimon is clearly sending a signal to the market: this isn't just one person's idea—it's a consensus across the entire financial sector.

A few noteworthy points:

The market now predicts a 98% probability of a rate cut in July—it's almost a certainty. Wall Street money has already started to move, with large sums being reallocated and flowing into risk assets.

Once the rate cut actually happens, the global liquidity tap will be turned on, and the days of easy money will return. But this also raises questions—is this round of rate cuts truly to save the economy, or is Trump trying to boost his election campaign? Why did Dimon suddenly change his tune? What considerations are behind his reversal that we don't know about?

What will happen to BTC after the rate cut? Will it take off, or will it peak after the good news is priced in? With Trump and Dimon teaming up to pressure the Fed, will the Fed really cave?

If you have $100,000 on hand, is now the time to go all in, or should you wait for a clearer signal?

The market evolves every day, so don't let your emotions drive your decisions. If you find the information too overwhelming to judge, it's better to observe more and act less impulsively.