#美国宏观经济数据区块链化 The Federal Reserve Bank of New York President Williams recently made an important statement, predicting that the US GDP growth rate will reach 2.25% by 2026, a significant increase compared to 2025. Behind this stance, there is essentially a deeper shift being signaled: the Fed's policy focus is gradually shifting from purely combating inflation to stabilizing growth.

Interestingly, Williams did not simply and bluntly declare that the policy direction remains unchanged. He also emphasized that monetary policy needs to maintain a delicate balance between employment and inflation, which fundamentally reflects the Fed’s cautious attitude toward "bifurcated risks"—preventing inflation from re-emerging while also guarding against economic growth stalling. This is a typical policy insurance mindset.

A more notable detail is that Williams revealed the Fed will proactively and regularly use liquidity management tools, including repurchase agreements and other operations. Looking at a longer time frame, this means that after ending quantitative tightening, the Fed is already prepared to use flexible market operations to smooth short-term funding fluctuations. It’s akin to injecting "lubricant" into the financial system.

For cryptocurrency investors, the combined effect of these signals is worth considering: on one hand, achieving the 2.25% GDP growth target will benefit corporate profitability and support risk asset valuations; on the other hand, the normalized use of liquidity tools will reduce the uncertainty of short-term borrowing costs, creating a relatively stable financing environment for risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

When growth expectations, employment support, and liquidity supply converge, the market is likely to enter a cycle that is relatively moderate in pace but with strong persistence.$BTC $ETH $BNB