#鲍威尔发言
The impact of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech on the **cryptocurrency market** primarily transmits through **monetary policy expectations** (interest rates, liquidity) and **market risk sentiment**. The following is a specific analytical framework:
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### **1. Direct Impact Pathways**
#### **(1) Interest Rate Policy and Dollar Liquidity**
- **Hawkish Signals** (such as interest rate hikes, delaying rate cuts):
- **Bearish for Cryptocurrency**: A stronger dollar (cryptographic assets are mostly denominated in dollars), tightening market liquidity, speculative funds withdraw.
- **Example**: During the aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed in 2022, Bitcoin fell from $69,000 to $16,000.
- **Dovish Signals** (such as expectations of rate cuts, pausing rate hikes):
- **Bullish for Cryptocurrency**: Strengthened expectations of dollar depreciation, liquidity easing promotes the rise of risk assets (including crypto assets).
- **Example**: At the end of 2023, Powell hinted at the end of rate hikes, and Bitcoin rose over 50% that month.
#### **(2) Inflation Perspective**
- If Powell believes inflation is under control (allowing for easing policies), the crypto market may benefit from the anti-inflation narrative (Bitcoin is viewed as 'digital gold').
- If inflation is stubborn (requiring prolonged high interest rates), the crypto market may face pressure.
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### **2. Indirect Impact: Market Risk Sentiment**
- **Correlation between Crypto Assets and U.S. Stocks**: If Powell's speech triggers volatility in U.S. stocks (such as tech stock sell-offs), cryptocurrencies typically react in sync (especially Bitcoin's correlation with the S&P 500 has strengthened in recent years).
- **Stablecoins and Dollar Pegging**: Changes in interest rates may affect the reserve asset yields of stablecoins (such as USDT, USDC), indirectly impacting the liquidity of the crypto market.