Some policymakers would literally accept jail time over making that rate cut. The commitment to that stance—no matter the fallout—is wild. You have to respect the conviction, even if the logic seems backwards to most of us watching the market.
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OnchainDetective
· 5h ago
According to on-chain data tracking, the behavior patterns of these policymakers are obvious — they would rather go to jail than compromise their stance. The financial connections behind this are worth a deep investigation.
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-13 23:15
Would rather go to jail than cut interest rates? This guy's stubbornness is really impressive, his logic is absurd but there's definitely a fearless vibe.
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SquidTeacher
· 01-12 20:14
I'd rather go to jail than cut interest rates—this stubbornness... is it conviction or just throwing a tantrum? Haha
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ValidatorViking
· 01-12 20:14
that's just protocol politics dressed up as principle, ngl. they're willing to slash their own credibility to defend some dogma that stopped making sense three cycles ago. seen this play out on mainnet before—validators who'd rather go offline than acknowledge a fork. respect the stubbornness? maybe. respect the outcome? hard pass.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 01-12 20:14
I'd rather go to jail than cut interest rates; this obsession is truly incredible... But to be honest, the market is confused and still holding on tightly, this logic is indeed counterhuman.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 01-12 20:12
ngl, these people have really turned stubbornness into an art form, willing to go to jail rather than back down... Truly daring.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-12 20:00
I'd rather go to jail than cut interest rates. This persistence is really impressive, haha.
Some policymakers would literally accept jail time over making that rate cut. The commitment to that stance—no matter the fallout—is wild. You have to respect the conviction, even if the logic seems backwards to most of us watching the market.