#PowellRemarks

📣 What Powell said is not important… what he didn't say is what should keep you awake today, tomorrow, and the rest of the year.

The guy came out to speak, calm, with a soft tone... but between the lines, he dropped a silent bomb: the FED is no longer just looking to control inflation, now it wants to maintain 'structural stability of digital markets'.

Does that sound strange? It's not a coincidence.

📊 Since May, the FED Board has received new confidential reports showing how the expansion of stablecoins, DeFi protocols, and BTC as institutional reserve is eroding the maneuverability of traditional monetary policy. Street translation: they no longer control the game like they used to, and that makes them uncomfortable.

👁️ What Powell doesn't say, but is already moving under the radar, is that they are considering using unconventional tools if rates fail to contain the new flow of capital into crypto assets. And what is that? Legal interventions, express regulation, and direct pressure on the on-ramps and off-ramps of BTC.

🔥 Let me translate it simpler: when you see the central bank start talking about 'digital trust' and 'consumer protection', what they really want is to put a muzzle on the free market.

And watch out, in the meantime, active BTC wallets grew by 7.3% this last quarter. Who are these new players? Small and medium institutions that no longer believe in the dollar in the long term.

⏳ Powell can speak with sweet words, but the message between the lines is clear: a clash between the old and the new is coming, and those who don't understand the signals will end up on the wrong side of history.

And that, my friends… no one is going to tell you with this clarity. I will.