Britain's inflation just printed its lowest reading in eight months, and the drop was steeper than most forecasters had called. This bigger-than-expected decline is basically handing the Bank of England a green light to cut rates. When central banks dial back borrowing costs, it typically ripples through asset markets—and crypto tends to benefit from the looser monetary conditions. So if BoE pulls the trigger on cuts, we could be looking at some tailwinds for riskier assets. The question now is timing: how aggressive will they go?