Recently, a noteworthy signal has emerged internally within the Fed. Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Milan openly pointed out in public that there is a significant risk of upward bias in CPI data for the entire year. What does this mean? If the Fed continues to maintain its current policy framework without adjustments, this pricing pressure is likely to gradually elevate the risk of an economic recession. Once recession expectations are gradually established, the Fed will ultimately have no choice but to lower interest rates to stabilize the situation.



This is an important macro background for investors holding mainstream cryptocurrencies such as ETH and UNI. The crypto market has long been highly correlated with the policy direction of the Fed—an accommodative environment usually benefits risk assets, while recession expectations often lead to short-term volatility. From the current signals, the market is in an expected window of policy adjustment.
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zkProofGremlinvip
· 8h ago
Milan has started to hint again, is a rate cut coming? To be honest, I’m a bit restless, is ETH going to take off this time... But the recession expectations are still ahead, it seems we’ll continue to oscillate in the short term, if you can buy the dip, then do it. These signals are always said to be quite frightening, but in the end, it still depends on the Fed to hard land... CPI upward deviation? It feels like this routine has been repeated N times, I'm starting to doubt it. I’ll get excited the day real rate cuts start, anything said now is just a short position check. How much longer do we have to wait, it feels like the flowers will wither while we wait... Once recession expectations arise, risk assets will struggle, but how far they can run this time is really uncertain. I’ll enter when a loose environment arrives, going in now feels a bit risky.
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fren.ethvip
· 8h ago
Once the recession expectations come, the Fed has to obediently lower interest rates, and we all understand this logic. The question is whether ETH can truly To da moon in this wave, or will it get hit again.
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LayoffMinervip
· 8h ago
Milan's words are actually hinting that interest rate cuts need to be put on the agenda, and we, the coin folks, are finally going to see the light. It sounds like a recession expectation, but for us, it's just a loosening expectation. Why hasn't ETH soared yet? With CPI rising, recession, and interest rate cuts, this logical chain has closed. Is the bottom signal confirmed? The moment when the Fed is forced to cut interest rates is really approaching; I've been waiting so long that I'm a bit numb. Recession is the spring for encryption; that's just how it is.
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GhostAddressMinervip
· 8h ago
What Milan said, to put it simply, is paving the way for interest rate cuts. I have been tracking the on-chain footprints of those early coin holders, and now the speed at which suspicious funds are flowing to those exchange wallets has clearly accelerated... Once the recession expectations are solidified, there will definitely be signals of large-scale migration of original addresses for ETH.
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