Releasing news at this particular time clearly means they can’t hold on any longer.

Let’s look at two numbers first: US national debt has already surpassed $30 trillion, and just the interest alone burns $1.2 trillion annually. What’s even worse, bank reserves evaporated by $38.3 billion in just one week—the tightening of market liquidity is visible to the naked eye. Debt is snowballing, liquidity is drying up, and a rate cut may become inevitable.

What does this have to do with us?

If the rate cut really happens, the global capital floodgates may open once again. Traditional capital has long been searching for new safe havens. The founder of a major institution recently stated publicly that Bitcoin’s market cap could reach $200 trillion in 20 years—he sees it as a hard currency to hedge against sovereign currency risk.

The IMF is also getting anxious lately, warning that stablecoins could undermine the very foundation of central bank power. While this sounds like a concern, it actually proves that digital currencies are reshaping the financial landscape.

There was another detail last night: 77.86 million ASTER tokens were sent directly to a black hole address for permanent destruction. Such extreme deflationary moves are nothing new in the Meme coin world. Whether it’s macro-level liquidity injections or internal supply and demand battles within the crypto space, the liquidity narrative is likely to become the main theme again.

Just a reminder: the above is for information purposes only, not investment advice. The market is highly volatile, so do your research and manage your positions carefully.

Do you think this time it’s for real, or just smoke and mirrors? Will you be adjusting your holdings accordingly?