Attention: The White House has suddenly released a key signal—economic advisor Hassett has made the rare prediction that the Federal Reserve may restart interest rate cuts.

Those in the know understand what this means. US national debt has already ballooned to $30 trillion, and interest payments alone are about to overwhelm the treasury. Market liquidity is tight, and rate cuts are almost the only way out. Once this expectation materializes, how will the flow of global capital change?

For the crypto market, this could be a turning point.

Once rate cuts are in place, traditional capital will seek new channels for hedging and value appreciation. Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative will no longer be empty talk—fixed supply, verifiable, no need for physical smelting or authentication. When even gold holders start to doubt the authenticity of their bars, the scales of the era are already quietly tipping.

What’s even more noteworthy: the Federal Reserve’s soon-to-be-released balance sheet data will directly affect short-term trends. And market bets show that the next Fed chair is highly likely to be this “dovish” Hassett, with a probability as high as 84%. A leader more inclined toward loose policy and more aligned with the White House stance is a long-term positive for crypto assets.

Meanwhile, a major industry leader at a top exchange has been active recently, not only personally advancing ecosystem development but also serving as a compliance advisor globally. The signal is clear: institutional capital entry channels are being opened.

Looking at market sentiment—the Fear Index has remained low for nearly a month, a persistent downturn rarely seen in history. But often at times like this, it’s the key stage for major players to complete shakeouts and concentrate holdings. Once sentiment reverses, the breakout is usually stronger than expected.

Macro-level liquidity expectations, the upgraded value storage logic of Bitcoin, and the dual push of ecosystem and compliance—the underlying logic of the entire crypto market is being redefined. Will the liquidity narrative once again become the main theme? The answer to this question may not be far away.