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🔥"The myth of the 'independent central bank' is collapsing.

Trump recently made it clear: by the end of 2026, interest rates must be reduced to 1%. This is not a suggestion, but a clear political goal. The logic behind it is straightforward—making room for large-scale infrastructure investments and economic stimulus.

Why does this feel different this time? Look at these numbers:
▸ US national debt is $38.5 trillion, increasing by $430,000 every second
▸ Maintaining high interest rates has become a heavy burden on the national finances
▸ The market narrative is shifting from 'inflation fighting first' to 'growth preservation first'

A historic moment is upon us: central banks are shifting from 'independent referees' to 'interested participants.' The government's fiscal needs will increasingly directly influence interest rate policies.

What will this bring?
✅ Rapid decline in borrowing costs
✅ Large amounts of capital re-entering the market
✅ Asset prices facing a new round of upward pressure
✅ The crypto market may experience unprecedented liquidity overflow

When central banks start to compromise, it's time for investors to act. Those who position early are likely to catch this decade-long wealth-building opportunity.

Central bank independence? It’s already yesterday’s story.
Interest rate cliff? Just around the corner.

Will you choose to wait and see, or get in early?