Do you still remember that dramatic "palace coup" back then?

Trump was tweeting every day, banging drums and shouting "cut interest rates," while Powell pretended to be deaf and mute, holding firm and ignoring it, and eventually used "firing" as a bargaining chip—"No cut? Then I'll change people!"

The result was a dramatic twist: now someone really submitted a resignation letter, and the White House instantly transformed into a "master of retention," desperately refusing to approve it.

Tsk, tsk, this play changes its filter, and the flavor changes entirely—

not letting go, probably means "no scheduled interest rate cuts," fearing that if they loosen up, the market will explode.

Looking back at past accounts:

Rhetoric on interest rate cuts, late-night calls, lawn spray battles... every tweet is a clue, and every silence is evidence.

So we retail investors are staring at K-lines every day, while also moonlighting as Sherlock Holmes:

When Powell twitches his mustache, interest rate expectations change direction;

When a black SUV parks more in front of the White House, the ten-year U.S. Treasury bonds jump.

This is not stock trading; it's clearly a large-scale murder mystery game,

and we—

are all forced to play the role of the crowd detectives. #Strategy增持比特币 #山寨币市场回暖