According to CoinMeta, there has been a significant reversal in the market's attitude towards Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh recently. Just two weeks ago, Warsh stated that the market had completed the Fed's tightening efforts, but since then, Wall Street has retracted that view and even seen an increase in certain trends. The U.S. market condition indicator released by Bloomberg rose to its most accommodative level since 1996 on Thursday, marking a significant reversal since the end of July. This indicator reflects the ease with which the market can take on risks and raise funds. Although long-term interest rates remain high, Wall Street has made taking risks more affordable, which could complicate Warsh's efforts. If stocks continue to rise, volatility remains low, and borrowing costs continue to decline, Wall Street may continue to provide momentum for the economy that the Fed is trying to cool down.