In May 2025, the Fed will undergo a leadership change, and the new candidates will likely align with the White House's policy intentions. Will the interest rate trend become more "flexible"? Such expectations often react in advance; I guess the market will start to stir in March-April.
Which will take off first, BTC or gold? Or will both perform in turn? Besides these two traditional safe-haven assets, what other assets do you think might benefit from this wave of personnel changes? Feel free to share your judgments and time predictions.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 10h ago
March-April excitement? I bet BTC will To da moon first, with gold following suit.
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Don't talk about new people cooperating, in the end, it still depends on market sentiment.
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Can this wave really get excited? It feels like risk assets have been repeatedly battered over the past two years.
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It doesn't matter if the Fed changes personnel; the key is whether they can actually cut interest rates, otherwise it's all in vain.
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I think small coins might earn more than BTC. By the way, what do you think about altcoin opportunities?
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Interest Rate elasticity? It just sounds like an excuse to stimulate the economy.
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If both rise, that’s enough; why bother distinguishing who comes first?
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Gold + BTC combo, this is my main theme for this year.
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May is too far away; I just want to enter a position now, I'm anxious to wait.
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BlockchainGriller
· 11-30 15:51
March-April turbulence? I bet BTC will soar first, then gold will follow. I'm tired of this trap.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 11-30 15:47
I agree with the judgment that there will be volatility from March to April, but it's uncertain who will soar first between BTC and gold; it seems to depend on the movement of the US dollar.
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ConfusedWhale
· 11-30 15:46
The new Fed chair is cooperating with the White House? Then let's wait and see the show in March.
BTC will definitely move first, gold will lag a bit, and the altcoins are probably already having a blast.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 11-30 15:46
March agitation? I bet BTC moves first, with gold following suit.
Wait, are there any other safe-haven assets... US Treasuries?
I have confidence in small coins, really.
It's still early in May, what can we say now?
When interest rates become more flexible, coins will rise; this logic makes sense.
BTC is linked to politics, which is a bit absurd but indeed true.
Gold is stable, BTC is crazy; choose whichever you prefer.
White House cooperation? Ha, what if it reverses by then?
It's strange if nothing happens in March; someone must be lying in ambush in advance.
I only have confidence in crude oil, nothing more to say.
The entire macro environment needs to be reshuffled, not just a matter for the crypto world.
In May 2025, the Fed will undergo a leadership change, and the new candidates will likely align with the White House's policy intentions. Will the interest rate trend become more "flexible"? Such expectations often react in advance; I guess the market will start to stir in March-April.
Which will take off first, BTC or gold? Or will both perform in turn? Besides these two traditional safe-haven assets, what other assets do you think might benefit from this wave of personnel changes? Feel free to share your judgments and time predictions.