#数字资产市场动态 🚨 The new Federal Reserve chair candidate is quietly reversing course
After Trump's latest statement, the market reaction was swift—the data on prediction platforms was instantly reshuffled.
The previously highly favored Haskett is now almost out of the running. Who is replacing him? Keep reading.
📊 Latest transaction data: Kevin Warsh: 60%–62% ↗ Now leading Haskett: 15%–16% ↘ Cut in half Christopher Waller: 13%–14% Other candidates: Still sidelined
Just a few weeks ago, Warsh and Haskett were neck and neck. Now? The market has spoken.
⚠️ More importantly—these "finalist" candidates are generally more open-minded about crypto assets and financial innovation.
Don’t underestimate this point. Based on past experience, market rallies are often not driven first by K-line signals, but by policy expectations shifting.
While retail investors are still debating "Should I buy now?" or "Will it drop again?", the true institutions are already repositioning.
Powell’s term is getting closer. The next chair might be announced sooner than you think.
The question is not: ❌ Will there be a rally tomorrow But rather: ✅ Are you aware that the wind is changing? 👀📈
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DAOdreamer
· 18h ago
Vosh is taking off directly this time. The policy expectation suddenly shifts to become the secret to getting rich. Retail investors are still watching the K-line, but we should have been paying attention to the trend.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 18h ago
Vosh is taking off directly this time, retail investors are still hesitating whether to buy in, while institutions have already run away.
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degenonymous
· 19h ago
Vosh is taking off directly this time, and Hashet has been ruthlessly abandoned. Institutions have already run away, and we're still looking at the K-line chart.
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ProofOfNothing
· 19h ago
Vosh directly surged to 60%, and Hashet's collapse was truly incredible. The sentiment has definitely shifted, and institutions are quietly adjusting their positions.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 19h ago
Vosh is taking off directly this time, Hasset was really wiped out, and the speed of this change is unsustainable.
#数字资产市场动态 🚨 The new Federal Reserve chair candidate is quietly reversing course
After Trump's latest statement, the market reaction was swift—the data on prediction platforms was instantly reshuffled.
The previously highly favored Haskett is now almost out of the running. Who is replacing him? Keep reading.
📊 Latest transaction data:
Kevin Warsh: 60%–62% ↗ Now leading
Haskett: 15%–16% ↘ Cut in half
Christopher Waller: 13%–14%
Other candidates: Still sidelined
Just a few weeks ago, Warsh and Haskett were neck and neck. Now? The market has spoken.
⚠️ More importantly—these "finalist" candidates are generally more open-minded about crypto assets and financial innovation.
Don’t underestimate this point.
Based on past experience, market rallies are often not driven first by K-line signals, but by policy expectations shifting.
While retail investors are still debating "Should I buy now?" or "Will it drop again?", the true institutions are already repositioning.
Powell’s term is getting closer. The next chair might be announced sooner than you think.
The question is not:
❌ Will there be a rally tomorrow
But rather:
✅ Are you aware that the wind is changing? 👀📈