A big news just broke: If Trump takes office in early January next year, he plans to replace the Fed chairman, and the new chairman will advocate for significant interest rate cuts. This signal couldn't be more obvious.

Let's take a look at the latest statements from Fed officials—three rate cuts have been achieved, CPI upward deviation, and risks of economic recession— all these clues point in the same direction: a wave of liquidity may arrive ahead of schedule.

But the interesting part of this story lies in the "synchronization signal" on the chain. Trump recently increased his holdings of Bitcoin by 450 coins, and his media company's Bitcoin holdings have reached 11,542 coins, with a market value of about $1.03 billion. You see, on one hand, he is brewing a shift towards easing by the Fed, while on the other hand, he has already made a substantial investment in Bitcoin with real money. This is hardly a simple market judgment; it's almost a verification of his predictions through actions.

Once the interest rate cuts exceed expectations, the direction of capital becomes a key issue. In traditional financial markets, stocks tend to rise, but the response in the crypto market is often more intense and faster. Historical experience tells us that whenever monetary policy shifts, crypto assets become the preferred entry point for capital seeking high returns.

Is it possible for mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum to become the main players in this round of liquidity migration? From the current layout, the possibility is not small. Policy-driven + capital ambush, the fuse for the next market trend may have already been lit.

What do you think? Will the political power reshaping the Fed make 2025-2026 a period of explosion for the crypto market?