Recent developments at the Federal Reserve are worth paying attention to. Commissioner Milan's recent statements revealed quite a bit—policy has indeed been tightened a bit too much, and inflationary pressures have actually eased, especially with housing prices trending downward. He also pointed out a risk that is often overlooked: the labor market could suddenly turn, and reaction might be too late.

This suggests that the probability of a policy shift is increasing. One detail to note is that they explicitly clarified that buying government bonds does not equate to quantitative easing, but the underlying message is clear—liquidity conditions are expected to improve. Housing inflation continues to decline, and the inflationary pressure in the service sector isn't significant, all of which pave the way for policy easing.

What is the direct impact on the market? Expectations for rate cuts are resurfacing, liquidity could become more ample, and risk assets, including cryptocurrencies, may find new opportunities. Coins like ZEC, ICP, and SUI have a solid basis for rebound amid improving liquidity.

Of course, once these expectations are fully priced in, a correction could occur. So, it's wise to be cautious about chasing gains; it might be better to observe the market’s response and rhythm first. What do you all think? When is a more realistic time next year to start rate cuts? Can Bitcoin leverage this wave to hit new highs?