#劳动力市场 The Fed's rate cut at the end of the year has made the key signal very clear—there may only be one rate cut opportunity in 2026, and future developments will depend on the labor market's performance. This actually reflects a deeper reality: how dependent the TradFi system is on employment data.

But this is exactly the core I want to discuss with everyone—in the world of centralized decision-making finance, all policies are controlled by a few individuals, and the fluctuations of the market depend on discussions in a certain conference room. Just look at Bitcoin's performance; as soon as expectations of interest rate cuts emerged, it surged past 94,000 and then fell back. This emotional volatility actually reflects the sensitivity of the crypto market to TradFi policies.

And this is precisely the value of Web3. A decentralized financial system will not experience drastic fluctuations due to the policies of a central bank; its rules are transparent, maintained by the consensus of participants, and immutable. When you participate in ecosystems like DeFi and DAO, you are no longer a passive observer accepting decisions, but a true stakeholder and participant in decision-making.

Labor market data may influence the Fed's next move, but it cannot affect the value creation and transfer on the blockchain. Instead of waiting for policy dividends, it's better to actively embrace decentralized systems that can self-regulate and self-evolve. The future is right there, waiting for you to participate.