2026-01-06 23:21:26

The scale of US debt is rushing towards 40 trillion dollars. Who will ultimately bear the pressure?

The current situation is very delicate—unemployment rate has become the focus of mid-term assessments, but the AI wave has long been quietly replacing jobs. Traditional stimulus measures are becoming less effective, and easing liquidity seems to be the last resort. The Federal Reserve faces a dilemma: if they continue tightening, there is a risk to the economy; if they loosen policy, debt problems will continue to accumulate.

From the market perspective, expectations of global liquidity easing are already heating up. This is no secret—institutions and traders are betting on the arrival of a rate cut cycle. Once expectations shift to reality, markets with abundant liquidity often see a reassessment of risk assets.

Can March continue its strong trend? It depends on the specific policy developments. If a rate cut really comes onto the agenda, it signals a re-pricing for liquidity assets like BTC and ETH. Even small coins like PEPE are often driven higher in a loose liquidity environment.

The key question is: are your positions already prepared for this wave of liquidity release? Expectations of easing are growing stronger, but when the market will truly respond remains to be seen.

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DataBartender

· 01-09 21:31

400 trillion? Just print it, anyway we're used to it. --- What dilemma does the Federal Reserve face? Basically, it's procrastination; rate cuts are inevitable. --- With liquidity easing this time, will small coins celebrate again? But we should probably stay away from PEPE and similar tokens. --- The key is the time gap between rate cut expectations and actual implementation—how many people will get caught in that? --- Unemployment data looks good, but behind the scenes AI has already replaced people. Isn't that ironic? --- Positions have been set up long ago, just waiting for the Federal Reserve's official announcement. --- Debt accumulation and liquidity cycles—how many years can this game last? --- The common people at the bottom are the ultimate payers. Don't even think about it. --- BTC is just waiting for that liquidity dividend; once it arrives, it will definitely take off.

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SigmaBrain

· 01-06 23:47

Pressure? Ha, it all ends up hitting retail investors in the end. The institutions have already run away.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-06 23:44

The liquidity is coming, are you ready with your positions? Instead of worrying about debt accumulation, think about how to get on board before interest rate cuts. $40 trillion in US debt? That's for later, let's first see how Bitcoin moves. The AI replacement of jobs actually brings liquidity opportunities to the crypto world, which can be considered a blessing in disguise. With policy changes in March, small-cap coins should take off. Coins like PEPE have been waiting for this moment. No matter how bad the economy is, money has to flow somewhere, and in the end, it still goes into the asset markets.

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