Trump has fired again! This time he directly placed two labels on Fed Chairman Powell—"incompetent" + "complete idiot". Don't think this is just ordinary political bickering; behind these words lies an open declaration of war against the entire fiat system.

Let's break it down and see what these words "Trump" are actually shouting about?

First, let's look at the term "incompetent". Translated, it means: You've printed so much fiat, inflation can't be controlled, and the economy hasn't improved. Can the dollar still be used as money now? This is questioning the Fed's ability to manage.

Looking at "idiot" again. The subtext is even harsher: when I regain power, the first thing I will do is to make you roll away, the rules of the Fed's game need to be rewritten. This is not aimed at a specific person, but is a denial of the entire logic of the existing monetary policy.

What does it imply when combined? It suggests that the current system is already terminally ill, and patching it up is useless; it would be better to start over. What would the alternative solution for starting over be? The answer is obvious.

Why is this matter significant for the crypto market?

First, political attacks have turned into market narratives. Every time Trump criticizes, the story of "de-dollarization" and "hard currency alternatives" gains an additional layer of persuasion. He doesn't need to explicitly state what he supports; his enemies naturally become the best spokespersons for certain assets.

Secondly, the credibility of the Fed is being publicly executed. When a former president describes the head of the central bank with the term "idiot," the authority of the traditional financial system has shattered. People are beginning to doubt and are looking for alternative solutions.

Thirdly, policy uncertainty is at an all-time high. Will the Fed raise interest rates or cut them in 2025? Will QT continue or shift? No one can provide a definite answer. But chaos is precisely an opportunity; the more chaotic the fiat world is, the stronger the appeal of decentralized assets.

However, I have to pour a bucket of cold water on everyone:

Don't believe everything politicians say. No matter how harsh Trump criticizes, the first thing he will defend when he takes office is still the dominance of the dollar. For him, cryptocurrency is more of a tool to attack opponents, not a direction he genuinely wants to promote.

The short-term market may fluctuate due to uncertainty, so don't take this political mudslinging as an immediate signal to go all in.

Hold on to your spot, don't be misled by short-term noise. You're betting on the restructuring of the monetary landscape ten years from now, not the price increase that a tweet tomorrow can bring.

In the end, this grand performance has just begun.