Gate News reported that on March 17, "Fed whisperer" Nick Timiraos stated that the Federal Reserve may be more inclined to remain silent this week, but market expectations are forcing the Fed to outline its policy path. Two former Fed chairs told him they hope to avoid making predictions about rate cuts in the near term. Whether current Fed officials will adopt the same approach has become the core focus of this meeting. Hawks and doves may stick to their respective policy positions by pointing to the same economic shock.

President Trump openly stated in an interview with Fox Business that choosing Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair was "a major mistake," and he rarely admits that he was more inclined toward Kevin Wirth but did not stick to it. He said that this decision did not align with his economic philosophy of emphasizing growth and momentum, and the Fed's policy pace also failed to support this direction. This statement quickly sparked market discussion and was seen as a strong hint about the future direction of monetary policy. Kevin Wirth is not an ordinary choice. He served as a Federal Reserve Board member from 2006 to 2011, deeply involved in decision-making during the global financial crisis, and is known for his hawkish stance on inflation. In 2017, he was a top candidate for Fed Chair, ultimately ranking second. Trump’s "revisiting the past" is interpreted by outsiders as a reflection on past decisions and also signals a reconsideration of future policy candidates.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju mentioned that the analyst consensus index built using Claude AI successfully predicted Bitcoin's market fluctuations. He advises that in the current uncertain market, investors should stick to their own judgment, maintain their current positions, and stay observant.