The myth of central bank independence is crumbling in reality.

Former President Trump's recent statement was very straightforward: by the end of 2026, the goal is to push the benchmark interest rate down to 1%, making room for upcoming infrastructure projects and economic stimulus. This is not just advice; it’s a political promise with a countdown.

Why is this change particularly noteworthy? A few numbers tell the story:
▸ The total US debt has already climbed to $38.5 trillion, increasing by $430,000 every second
▸ Maintaining high interest rates continues to threaten the country’s financial security
▸ The rhetoric of "fighting inflation" is being pushed aside by the actual need for "guaranteed growth"

We are at a turning point: the central bank has evolved from "an independent judge of the market" to "an executor of national strategy." The upcoming interest rate trajectory and fiscal demands will take the lead.

What consequences might this bring?
✅ Financing costs will plummet
✅ Large amounts of capital will flow back into the market
✅ Various assets will begin an upward trend
✅ The crypto market will become the main battleground for absorbing this liquidity overflow

When the central bank’s stance begins to loosen, it’s a signal that savvy investors should start acting. Those who position early may seize major opportunities in the next decade.

Central bank independence? That’s a thing of the past.
Interest rate ceiling? Just recently.
Are you waiting to see, or are you ready now?