2026-01-07 01:25:17

The Federal Reserve's Decision Time Has Arrived

The new US administration will inevitably pressure the Federal Reserve to stabilize the mid-term political landscape — abandoning strict inflation targets is the only way out. The closer to the 2% goal, the slower the progress; rather than stubbornly holding on, it’s better to go with the flow toward easing.

The problem is, surface economic data is deceptive. The AI wave is swallowing service industry employment, and the unemployment rate cannot be saved. Meanwhile, the US government’s massive borrowing has pushed the national debt close to $40 trillion, and ultimately, the bill will be paid by the Federal Reserve — just another round of money printing.

Powell’s term is running out, and the hardball tactics have been exhausted. The prelude to large-scale liquidity injection has already begun, and global asset markets are about to迎来 a new round of狂欢. Bitcoin may find it difficult to break through previous lows before March, but market expectations for rate cuts are rapidly heating up.

Liquidity injection is a given; the game continues.

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BearMarketBro

· 01-09 21:45

Here we go again, who will pay back the 40 trillion debt... The printing press is about to start running again.

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GasWaster

· 01-07 09:17

ngl the fed's just gonna print their way out of this mess... been watching gwei spike every time powell opens his mouth lol. btc before march? doubtful but the bridge fees alone gonna drain my whole stack if i move now 😭

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-07 01:55

It's the same old script again. The printing press is almost out of steam, but they still want to act tough. In the end, they have no choice but to admit defeat. Powell's chips have long been played out. Now he's just waiting for the liquidity to catch the flying knives. The Federal Reserve is being roasted on the fire. Instead of waiting to die, it's better to admit defeat proactively, since it's all about the printing cycle. The crypto circle is just waiting for this moment. As soon as the rate cut expectations heat up, everyone gets excited. AI is swallowing jobs, and all the data is fake. The real situation is only clear to themselves. The 40 trillion yuan national debt is about to burst, and in the end, the Federal Reserve will have to take the blame. Bitcoin was difficult to take off three months ago, but the second half of the year will be even more exciting. The game never stops, and the players are already ready.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-07 01:54

Here we go again with this set? I'm already tired of the easing cycle, but this time the 40 trillion yuan in government bonds is indeed a bit desperate. --- How much longer can Powell hold on? It feels like he's run out of bullets. --- AI stealing jobs can't hide the unemployment rate at all; the data is just a smokescreen. --- Three months ago, could Bitcoin break its previous low? I doubt it. With such heated expectations of easing, those who got in early are already making a killing. --- The game of easing is an endless cycle. Will this time be the one to mess up? --- The figure of 40 trillion yuan is shocking; the printing press really should take a break. --- When political pressure increases, the Fed always compromises. The tricks are all exposed.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-07 01:35

Here we go again... Powell's final struggle still ends in compromise; the printing press is about to start running.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-07 01:31

Back at it again? Printing watermarked money, a cycle as bad as shit. By the way, Powell really can't hold on anymore, this time he has to kneel. Wait, so Bitcoin has to drop even more? Am I about to buy the dip again? Debt is almost 40 trillion, does no one care? Hmm, this time it might really be coming, feels like a good opportunity. Going all out is just a joke, the Federal Reserve has no bullets left. So wasn't it the right time to enter before March? So annoying to wait. Haha, in the end, the Fed still has to clean up the mess, this game never ends. Actually, I've seen through it long ago, once political pressure comes, all inflation targets are just worthless paper.

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