Recently, the crypto community has been hit by a regulatory storm—Wall Street’s traditional financial institutions are going all out to block Trump’s plans to appoint personnel to the Federal Reserve.

According to reports, several investment banking giants have joined forces to pressure and try to prevent Hassett from entering the Fed’s decision-making body. The logic behind this is clear: as an independent monetary policy institution, if the Fed gets too close to the White House, market expectations will become extremely difficult to manage.

For us in the crypto space, this is not a good sign. Just imagine, if policy direction swings entirely with the will of one person, market volatility could exceed the scope of technical analysis. Candlestick charts can predict fundamentals, but they can’t predict sudden policy shifts.

Speaking of which, we have to mention the TRUMP token—a meme coin named after a certain former president. Its current price is deeply underwater, with no sign of recovery in sight. From a risk management perspective, if you insist on participating in such highly volatile assets, waiting for a rebound to short at higher levels might be a relatively rational strategy. After all, political concept tokens tend to have very short hype cycles, and chasing the top is extremely risky.

The market is never short on stories, but whether those stories can turn into profits depends on whether your own risk management system can withstand the pressure.