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Goodness! Is the Federal Reserve about to flip the table? Three regional Fed big shots actually lined up yesterday to slap the market in the face, just short of saying, 'Are you people overthinking this?'
That sister Hamak from Cleveland said it best—'Meeting tomorrow? Rate cut? No way!' The tone is so rigid, it's practically welding the door to a rate cut shut.
Schmidt from Kansas City is even harsher, saying 'The policy is really good now, don't mess it up.' Does that sound familiar? Doesn't it remind you of that most stubborn old leader in your company?

Friends, today let's talk about something serious.
The people at the Federal Reserve, after five years, conducted an 'epic experiment' with a name that sounds quite intimidating—it's called 'Flexible Average Inflation Targeting.' To put it simply: Inflation can spike temporarily, no problem; the hotter the job market, the better; definitely no rate hikes in advance!
What was the result? It blew up.
Inflation didn't turn out to be 'mild' as they said; it directly soared to a 40-year high. Ordinary people are dumbfounded while buying groceries, gasoline, and paying mortgages. If you take a stroll around the supermarket now, the price tags can scare you to death.
Powell is scheduled to speak this Friday at the annual party of economic bigwigs in Jackson Hole.

These guys in suits and ties, do they really treat the economy like a video game? Press a few buttons, print a few trillion, without even blinking. Inflation explodes into fireworks, and they still say 'temporary'—is your electricity bill, gas price, and rent also temporary?! The common people are almost suffocated by prices, and they are happily locked away playing theoretical debate games.
Next May, when Powell leaves, the real show will just be starting. Do you think changing the person in the chairman's seat will bring peace? Don't be naive. The real problem is not whether to lower interest rates or when to lower them, but that the entire system has long been terminally ill—from the decision-making mechanism to the regulatory logic, rotten like old wood eaten away by termites, crumbling at a touch.

The whole network is in chaos! 910,000 ETH is frantically escaping from staking contracts! Panic is spreading like wildfire through all communities, countless people wake up at midnight to sell at a loss — this scene is remarkably reminiscent of self-destructive behavior before a doomsday celebration.
But have you ever thought:
Perhaps all of this is just a carefully orchestrated play?
One, behind the 'data terror,' who is manipulating your emotions?
'Unstaking = market crash' — this brutally simplistic conclusion is being used by some as a knife, stabbing into the hearts of retail investors, one cut at a time.
What they won’t tell you is:

Putin's mouth crooked, Trump's eyelids droop, Europe collectively weakens.
That broken place in Alaska is freezing people's bones, and the two old men talked in a cat house for two and a half hours, coming out without a peep. Trump patted his chest and said the talks went 'extremely well,' then turned around to paint a big pie for Ukraine: 'Bro, don't worry, I'll get back to you.' But what is that 'critical point' that's so hard to grasp? His mouth is tighter than a safe!
Putin is even more ruthless, squinting his eyes and saying ominously: 'We two have agreed on some things that cannot be said.' He then turns to Europe and shouts: 'Everyone calm down, don't mess things up!' This is not a negotiation; it's clearly a knife point at Europe's waist! And then he throws a bombshell—next time, Moscow will continue to chat. Trump's grin made the spines of NATO countries chill.