特朗普：现在最好赶快去买股票

<Huoxing Finance> News, May 8th, U.S. President Trump: Now is the best time to buy stocks. (<Jintou>)

<div>Mars Finance News, May 8th, President Trump: Now is the best time to buy stocks. (Jinshi)</div>

Trump: Better buy stocks now

Since February 4th, when Bitcoin briefly broke through $10,200, it has experienced a three-month-long oscillating struggle, with the price unable to effectively stabilize above $100,000. Just now, the market finally witnessed a critical breakthrough, with Bitcoin surpassing $10,100, showing a 24-hour increase of 4%.
[Will Bitcoin return to $100,000 in 90 days, and is the bull market coming?]
In the first half of 2025, the crypto market has been through numerous twists and turns, with Bitcoin's market share continuously rising to a historic high. The Trump administration has simultaneously released regulatory benefits while disrupting tariff order and market manipulation...

Bitcoin returns to $100,000 after 90 days. Is the bull market coming?

[Market] In May 2025, BTC price surged like an unbridled wild horse, briefly reaching a two-month high of $97,900, then pausing briefly near $94,000 before quickly rebounding to around $97,000. This price frenzy ignited the passion of the crypto market and prompted investors to ask: What is driving this rally? Is it Trump's high-profile trade declaration, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy direction, or Wall Street giants' accelerating embrace of crypto assets? The answer may be an interweaving of all three. This article will narratively unfold and sort through recent...

Trump's "big news" + Fed's rate cut: on-chain data foreshadows Bitcoin storm

Powell also stated that he has never actively sought a meeting with any president and will not do so in the future.

Compiled by: <叶桢>, Wall Street Insight

Facing uncertain tariffs, the Federal Reserve once again chose to remain on hold, with Powell repeatedly conveying a message during the press conference: wait and see.

On Wednesday, May 7, the Federal Reserve announced after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting that the target range for the federal funds rate remains unchanged at 4.25% to 4.5%. This is the third consecutive monetary policy meeting where the Fed has decided to pause action. Since September last year, the Fed has cut rates for three consecutive meetings...