Inflation is cooling, meaning prices aren’t rising as quickly—and the economy is slowing down. When this happens, the Federal Reserve (Fed) typically lowers interest rates to stimulate growth.

Lower rates make borrowing cheaper and inject more money into the financial system. A significant portion of that liquidity often finds its way into riskier assets—like crypto.

Once the Fed begins cutting rates, we could see trillions in liquidity flood into the markets, including digital assets.

If you’re not feeling bullish yet, you might be underestimating what’s coming.

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