Recently, Trump and Powell (the current chairman of the Federal Reserve) have entered a mutual blame game.
On one hand, Trump repeatedly calls Powell the most foolish person in public, giving him various nicknames.
On the other hand, Powell never responded and began to fight back, saying that not lowering interest rates is due to Trump's tariffs; otherwise, I would have lowered interest rates long ago.
Does it feel like this world is just a giant makeshift stage, with two big figures stirring up international affairs, squabbling like elementary school students, making everyone watch the joke?
If you think this way, you are completely mistaken.
It seems that Trump and Powell are at odds over the interest rate issue, each holding their ground, leaving the global audience confused—sometimes happy about the rate cut, sometimes sad about no cut, utterly bewildered.
In fact, whether to lower interest rates has long been a settled fact; the interest rate cut cycle is certain to begin.
The reason for the verbal sparring is to buy more time for major Wall Street institutions to legislate stablecoins in the U.S. and delay occupying market share in crypto.
This is the essence; all appearances, whether it's the U.S. going to war in the Middle East, Trump's fluctuating tariff policies, or the interest rate dispute, are merely smoke screens deeply covering the real movements of capital.
Just like the former SEC chairman, what retail investors see is a variety of crackdowns on crypto, but in reality, he was a professor specializing in blockchain at a university.
It's still the retail investors being fooled, those who cannot understand the industry and the market.
Carefully observe, in recent months, the integration progress between traditional industries and the crypto market has reached an unprecedented speed.
In a short time, RWA real asset tokenization, stock, securities, and fund tokenization, ETFization, and major traditional companies have rushed to buy crypto assets as strategic assets.
Every day, such news emerges endlessly, but retail investors in the crypto space have already become numb...
You should know that in the past 17 years of crypto market growth, such a situation has never occurred; in the past, let alone positive messages, there were basically only continuous bad news.
But the big pie has still reached a price that makes the world look up to, and the crypto market has now become a new hope for the traditional market.
Therefore, I want to tell everyone that many friends in the industry have not experienced so much; most have come through the last bull market, constantly saying: this bull market is different, but where is the difference?
Even if one entered the market as early as 2015-2018, those who participated only did so at certain stages, selectively understanding, without a complete and in-depth understanding from the industry's inception to now.
So experience is very important, just like an old captain with 20 years of sailing experience versus someone who has been at sea for 1-2 years or 5 years—who has more experience and seen more storms?
In front of new sailors, small waves are already a test; if you can't see the wind direction, you will be capsized, but to an old captain, these are minor issues.
Experience is something that wealth cannot buy; it can better guide us in the direction ahead.
If you cannot understand the true intentions behind these policies.
I cannot understand whether the trend is bullish or bearish.
I cannot understand which coins will have potential and explode next.
I cannot understand whether the coins in my hand have peaked.
You also do not plan to settle down to learn, humbly ask for advice, reflect on the true reasons for your losses, and understand the issues I mentioned above.
Just immersed in one's own fantasies, just aimlessly wandering every day, constantly searching for news in the vast Internet, continuously watching what others say in the community, and then piecing together information.
Apart from wasting your most precious time, on real investment opportunities, other things will leave you empty-handed after a few years.
It just makes oneself appear busy and hardworking, but in reality, it is all just futile effort.
If you don't believe it, take a look back from when you entered the market until now.
