Trump's new round of pressure on the Federal Reserve is truly here. Publicly criticizing Powell and trying to place his own people in key positions, Wall Street is now pondering how long the Fed can remain independent. Once monetary policy is hijacked by politics, the logic of printing money and raising interest rates gets completely messed up, and the US dollar credit chain also starts to wobble.

Where will the funds escape to? That’s the question at hand. Historically, every time traditional finance faces a credit crisis, safe-haven assets like Bitcoin tend to attract a wave of hot money. In the short term, the market will indeed experience intense volatility—large capital panic can lead to stampedes, and retail investors following the trend to cut losses is inevitable. But from another perspective, this chaos is precisely a time window for calm investors to find opportunities.

How to respond prudently? First, don’t put all your chips in at once; spreading out your positions reduces risk. Avoid short-selling during this period—rebound can wipe out all your profits. Holding assets like Bitcoin with strong certainty, and building positions gradually during dips, is much better than chasing highs.

Policy changes during such periods are especially rapid, and daily news can alter market expectations. The key is not to be scared out by short-term fluctuations, nor to be blinded by greed. When most are panicking, those who understand the signals and stay rational can often turn risks into gains.