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There is a detail that many people haven't noticed.
Recently, the independence of the Federal Reserve has been publicly questioned. This is not just a verbal conflict but a substantial loosening of the power structure. At the same time, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England have expressed their support. What are they truly afraid of? Once central banks become political tools, the US dollar shifts from a symbol of faith to a tool of command, and the entire global financial order begins to wobble.
This is the most critical moment for Bitcoin's existence.
BTC does not require anyone's approval, it does not listen to politics, central banks, or emotional fluctuations. Once the rules are set in stone, no one can change them. Therefore, you will observe an interesting phenomenon: the more chaotic the macro situation, the more stable Bitcoin performs; and the most volatile assets are often those where emotions are most concentrated.
The pattern over the past few years is very clear. 2020 was the rise of Dogecoin, 2021 saw Shiba Inu take over, and by 2024, PEPE coin has become the emotional darling. Why can these tokens always attract liquidity early in a bull market? Because they represent market greed. Ethereum built the infrastructure, Bitcoin maintained the consensus, but the real trigger that ignites the bull market is often these high-risk assets.
When the old financial system begins to show cracks, on-chain assets are no longer just speculative tools but become the most direct way to hedge against uncertainty. The market never knocks on the door in advance; by the time everyone sees it clearly, the prices have already risen.