Recent data is quite eye-catching—by 2026, the probability of the US implementing a new round of welfare policies has risen to 75%. Wall Street is now focused on the same question: if they are really going to spend money, where will that money flow?

The answer from history is very clear. Whenever liquidity gates open, hot money surges like a tsunami, first impacting traditional assets, then疯狂涌入那些波动大、弹性足的领域——cryptocurrencies come first.

But there's a more solid question in front of us: when the flood really comes, are you holding a container that can hold water, or a funnel that will leak?

Smart investors are now preparing two hands. One is the offensive side: high-elasticity assets like BTC and ETH, used to directly absorb liquidity shocks. The other is the defensive side: seeking assets that can generate stable returns regardless of liquidity fluctuations, and won't be crushed by volatility.

The real experts are using a single tool to address both ends. For example, some well-designed stablecoins can anchor over 12% annualized returns before liquidity injections, accumulating "ammunition" in advance. No need to bet on policies or guess timing—just steadily earn cash flow.

When hot money truly flows in, it can be pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, instantly acting as a liquidity converter. You can switch to other assets at any time according to market rhythm. And when the market hype subsides and begins to retrace, it becomes your strongest hedging barrier—supported by an over-collateralization mechanism, free from any risks associated with centralized promises.

This is why more and more people are re-evaluating the value of stablecoins. They are not aggressive profit tools, but rather versatile assets that can be useful throughout the entire cycle.