#美国贸易赤字状况 The myth of the Federal Reserve's independence is gradually unraveling. Trump publicly called for the benchmark interest rate to be cut to 1% by the end of 2026, which reflects a deeper economic reality shock—the US national debt has surpassed $38.5 trillion and is growing at a rate of $430,000 per second.



The cost of maintaining high interest rates has become too heavy. The narrative of "fighting inflation" is being dismantled by reality, and "stabilizing growth" has become the new political priority. Central banks, once neutral arbiters of the market, are gradually transforming into tools for implementing national economic policies.

What does this mean? Borrowing costs will significantly decrease, and market liquidity will flood back into the system. The asset pricing system is about to enter an unprecedented inflation cycle. For the crypto market, this could be an opportunity for massive capital outflows—those well-prepared participants are likely to ride this wave.

The turning point of interest rate policy is imminent. When central banks start to loosen, smart capital will move quickly. Early movers and latecomers may see wealth disparity amplified to the extreme during this cycle. Are you planning to continue observing, or are you already prepared?
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SchrodingerAirdropvip
· 11h ago
Haha, $38.5 trillion is still racing ahead. Now the central bank must give in, right?
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StableGeniusDegenvip
· 01-12 18:00
Well, $38.5 trillion in debt. This number has become so large that it’s almost meaningless, to the point of distortion. But $430,000 per second? When you do the math, it’s truly shocking. Honestly, the independence of central banks has always been more of a story; now it’s just been exposed. Under political pressure, who can remain firm? If interest rate cuts come, liquidity will definitely flood again. But I’m still a bit worried—will this wave of inflation directly reflect on the chain, or will it continue to be absorbed by traditional finance? Anyway, those who are always prepared will always make money, while those who are late will always be left holding the bag. How are your positions now? I’m the kind who’s both waiting and slowly deploying.
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 01-12 00:10
Schrödinger's bull market is back, but this time it's not about candlestick charts, but the political sacrifice of the Federal Reserve. $38.5 trillion in debt, $430,000 per second. Honestly, these numbers sound more frightening than the total market cap of some shitcoins. Collapse of central bank independence? Honestly, from the supply and demand curve, this is a classic "policy capitulation," but from another perspective, the flood of liquidity actually perfectly illustrates the moment when the bear market philosophy shifts. Well-prepared people will indeed ride the wave, but are you sure you won't be the one holding the bag?
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GateUser-beba108dvip
· 01-12 00:10
Wait a minute, can this 38.5 trillion debt really be solved by lowering interest rates? It feels like just kicking the can down the road...
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staking_grampsvip
· 01-12 00:09
Haha, 38.5 trillion is still racing ahead. It seems that lowering interest rates is unavoidable... I've been waiting for this moment for a long time.
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SmartMoneyWalletvip
· 01-12 00:08
38.5 trillion USD per second 430,000 growth, this number should have already scared people awake. It's just that most retail investors are still watching the news broadcast. Even chain data is speaking, and the big whales have already started quietly repositioning. The real game isn't in the spot market at all. So, instead of waiting for the central bank to announce interest rate cuts, it's better to watch how the on-chain chip distribution changes right now.
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GasFeeSobbervip
· 01-12 00:08
38.5 trillion dollars in debt, burning $430,000 every second... Now they're really going to loosen the monetary policy, the crypto world should get excited.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 01-11 23:46
Well... so basically, it's just about flooding the market. Just wait and see, everyone.
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DoomCanistervip
· 01-11 23:41
Here we go again, with the central bank falling into a trap, liquidity flooding in, and wealth disparity... Tired of the same old tricks, the real question is: can interest rate cuts truly save the 38 trillion yuan debt?
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