#贵金属黄金与白银刷新历史高位 ⚠️Pay attention: If the Federal Reserve is used as a political bargaining chip, the global financial system could face serious turmoil.
This is not an alarmist warning. A major shift around inflation and interest rate cuts is brewing in the United States, with the trigger pointing to 2026.
Where is the key? The independence of the Federal Reserve. Once political forces insist on lowering interest rates and ignore current inflation resilience, it may seem like stimulating the economy on the surface, but in reality, it’s digging a hole. The dollar’s purchasing power is diluted, imported goods become more expensive, prices soar, and a repeat of the 1970s hyperinflation tragedy could happen.
The impact on the global stage will only be more intense. As the US dollar is the world’s currency, if the dollar encounters problems, the whole world will have to bear the consequences—inflation becomes a shared burden. The most terrifying part is that once confidence in the Fed’s independence collapses, risk-averse actions like selling off dollar assets and frantically hoarding gold could trigger severe shocks. Those dollar swap mechanisms once used for emergency relief might, in the future, come with political conditions.
How will assets like $BTC, $ETH fare in this storm? Will traditional financial markets or the crypto space be affected first? Will cracks in the dollar system’s trust give rise to new safe-haven channels? Everything is becoming uncertain.
What do you think this potential "inflation shock" will hit first? How should you adjust your assets now?
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fomo_fighter
· 21h ago
Has the Federal Reserve become a political tool? Oh my, if this thing really happens, us retail investors will directly be sitting ducks.
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LightningHarvester
· 21h ago
The Federal Reserve becoming a political tool will eventually lead to problems. Now it's just a matter of who will crack first.
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LiquidationAlert
· 21h ago
Once the Fed's independence is compromised, there's really no way out. The signals of gold and silver surging are already very clear, and smart money has long been stockpiling.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 22h ago
Has the Federal Reserve become a political tool? Then crypto is the real safe haven. It was about time to stock up on some BTC.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 22h ago
Once the Federal Reserve's independence is compromised, we really have to stockpile gold and BTC, this is not a joke
#贵金属黄金与白银刷新历史高位 ⚠️Pay attention: If the Federal Reserve is used as a political bargaining chip, the global financial system could face serious turmoil.
This is not an alarmist warning. A major shift around inflation and interest rate cuts is brewing in the United States, with the trigger pointing to 2026.
Where is the key? The independence of the Federal Reserve. Once political forces insist on lowering interest rates and ignore current inflation resilience, it may seem like stimulating the economy on the surface, but in reality, it’s digging a hole. The dollar’s purchasing power is diluted, imported goods become more expensive, prices soar, and a repeat of the 1970s hyperinflation tragedy could happen.
The impact on the global stage will only be more intense. As the US dollar is the world’s currency, if the dollar encounters problems, the whole world will have to bear the consequences—inflation becomes a shared burden. The most terrifying part is that once confidence in the Fed’s independence collapses, risk-averse actions like selling off dollar assets and frantically hoarding gold could trigger severe shocks. Those dollar swap mechanisms once used for emergency relief might, in the future, come with political conditions.
How will assets like $BTC, $ETH fare in this storm? Will traditional financial markets or the crypto space be affected first? Will cracks in the dollar system’s trust give rise to new safe-haven channels? Everything is becoming uncertain.
What do you think this potential "inflation shock" will hit first? How should you adjust your assets now?