White House economic adviser Hassett just dropped a bombshell—he directly hinted that the Fed might cut rates at its next meeting. This is unusual; the White House usually keeps quiet about monetary policy, so speaking up now often means the situation has reached a critical point.

Why release this signal now? The pressure is already on the table:
U.S. national debt has surpassed $30 trillion, with annual interest payments exceeding $1.2 trillion. The Treasury is standing on quicksand. Even worse, bank reserves plummeted by $3.83 billion in just one week, triggering another liquidity alarm.

With debt pressure meeting tightening liquidity, rate cuts are shifting from “something to consider” to “something that must be done.”

If policy really shifts, the gates of global liquidity will swing open again. Wall Street is already reacting—MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor publicly stated that Bitcoin will become a $200 trillion “digital gold” over the next 20 years, serving as a hedge against sovereign currency risk.

Even the IMF issued a warning: if stablecoins continue to gain ground, they could undermine central banks’ control over money. This shows that crypto is no longer a fringe thing—it’s now at the center of reshaping the financial system.

There was another detail last night worth noting—more than 77.86 million ASTER tokens were permanently burned by sending them to a dead address. This kind of extreme deflationary move, combined with changing macro liquidity expectations, could make the “scarcity narrative” dominate market sentiment again.

Of course, this is just information analysis and logical deduction, not investment advice. Market volatility could intensify at any time—do your own research and manage your positions carefully.

Do you think this is a real policy shift signal, or just another round of expectation management? Will you adjust your holdings because of this?