Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes Mention Stablecoins Eight Times! Wall Street Whales Have Already Made Preparations in Secret, While Retail Investors are Still Playing MEME?

I am Mig, today we will break down the Federal Reserve meeting minutes in simple terms—don’t be fooled by the official jargon, it really boils down to three sentences: Inflation cannot be suppressed temporarily, economic growth will slow down, and surprisingly, stablecoins have become a key topic.

"Short-term inflation will definitely rebound" is the consensus

The Federal Reserve officials collectively believe that the recent increase in tariffs will lead to rising prices, but no one can guarantee how much prices will rise or how long the impact will last.

This means that ordinary people's financial pressure will not ease in the short term, and the cryptocurrency market needs to be alert to the impact of macro inflation data on market sentiment—referencing last year's inflation data spike, where Bitcoin fell 10% in a single day, high inflation expectations could trigger a risk-averse sentiment.

Economic slowdown is confirmed

The meeting minutes secretly buried a bomb: Non-farm payroll data has been revised down (the previously reported figures were inflated), coupled with officials directly stating that "the economy may collapse in the second half of the year."

This explains why the U.S. stock market and the crypto market have fallen in tandem over the past month—poor economy → institutional funds shrink → risk assets are sold off.

Stablecoins unexpectedly steal the spotlight!

The minutes mentioned stablecoins eight times and specifically discussed the "GENIUS Act."

The Federal Reserve even suggested: If the act is implemented, compliant stablecoins could potentially replace traditional payments on a large scale.

This releases two signals: one is that the regulatory framework is accelerating, and the other is that the integration of traditional finance and crypto payments has entered high-level vision.

Imagine, in the future, using USDT to buy coffee may no longer be a dream!

Mig's Sharp Review

The current "hawkish stance" of the Federal Reserve is essentially a psychological operation.

For the crypto market, short-term volatility is inevitable, but in the long run, the compliance of stablecoins + economic slowdown forcing liquidity may actually be a positive underlying logic.#美联储7月会议纪要

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