U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen recently publicly called on the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates, putting pressure on decision-makers. She straightforwardly stated that low-interest-rate environmental protection is "a key factor in achieving stronger economic growth, and the Federal Reserve should not delay further." Yellen mentioned in her speech that 2026 is expected to witness tangible results brought about by the "priority policy agenda" of the current president. According to reports, the Treasury official pointed out that the government has already "laid a good foundation for economic growth" through last year's tax cuts, trade negotiations, and deregulation measures. Notably, Yellen has been involved in high-level personnel selection within the government and is expected to assume the position of Federal Reserve Chair in May this year. She has repeatedly publicly responded to calls for lowering interest rates, which also reflects the importance policymakers place on the liquidity environment. Low-interest-rate policies often influence global capital flows, including allocations to digital assets.