How much pressure is there behind the release of a signal to cut interest rates at this point in time?

Let's look at two sets of figures: the size of the U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded the $30 trillion mark, and interest expenses alone exceed $1.2 trillion per year. What's worse is that bank reserves plummeted by 38.3 billion yuan in a single week last week, and the tightness of market liquidity has been written on the face. Debt is snowballing bigger and bigger, but money is getting tighter and tighter, and interest rate cuts are probably not a multiple-choice question, but a survival question.

If the interest rate cut does land, the global capital faucet may be reopened. Traditional capital has long been looking for a new outlet - the founder of MicroStrategy directly shouted that "Bitcoin's market value will reach $200 trillion in 20 years" as the ultimate weapon to hedge against sovereign currency risks. Even the IMF couldn't sit still, warning that stablecoins would weaken central banks. Isn't this equivalent to admitting that digital currencies are rewriting financial rules?

The currency circle is not idle either. Last night, 77.86 million ASTER tokens were permanently destroyed directly into the black hole address, which is not new in the meme currency circle. Whether it is the expectation of water release at the macro level or the supply and demand game played by the project party itself, the liquidity narrative may return to the center of the stage.

Of course, the above is only information integration, not investment advice. The market fluctuates violently, and doing a good job of research and controlling positions is a serious matter. Do you think this time it is real, or is it setting off smoke bombs again?