When the President's 'Firing Fantasia' collides with the Federal Reserve's 'Declaration of Independence', the financial market instantly stages a spin-off of 'Game of Thrones'—only this time the stakes are a $100,000 pot of Bitcoin!

Trump's 'Twitter firing technique' directed at Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can be described as a reimagined version of 'House of Cards' in the financial world. Although Cook countered with Chapter 10, Section 2 of the Federal Reserve Act as her 'get out of jail free card', the market has voted with its feet: the dollar index performed a 'dive', and BTC liquidity quickly retreated from the $114,000 resistance level, resembling chips blown away by Trump’s 'policy uncertainty shockwave'. Bitunix analysts' warnings can be likened to 'financial weather forecasts'—not only pointing out that $109,000-$108,000 is a short-term 'bunker', but also reminding that around $117,000 lies a 'minefield' of leveraged liquidations.

From a professional standpoint, this farce is essentially a struggle between 'institutional arbitrage' and 'market pricing power'. The Fed's independence is like Bitcoin's 21 million cap—once questioned, the entire valuation system begins to tremble. It is advisable for retail investors to keep a close eye on three sets of data: the 'electrocardiogram' of CME rate cut probabilities, the 'panic index' of U.S. Treasury yield spreads, and the 'whale traces' of large transactions on the BTC chain. After all, when the White House and the Federal Reserve start 'fighting for the remote control', the crypto market often becomes the victim of their 'accidental channel switch'.

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