Last night, after the Federal Reserve meeting concluded, everything appeared calm on the surface.

Powell's official statements were repeated, and the market's reaction was lukewarm.
Even BTC, the most liquidity-sensitive asset, hardly moved—such situations are rare in history.

But you need to understand the signals behind this.

The truly significant information is hidden in the meeting minutes—
For the first time, the Fed discussed in earnest the route of "directly dropping to 2% next year."

This is not just speculation.
It is exactly the strategy that Trump has been advocating:
Rapid, decisive rate cuts to restart economic growth engines.

Now, this plan has been put on the Fed’s table.

What does this mean?
A new round of large-scale easing cycle may arrive earlier than expected.
Between 2025 and 2026, a super cycle is very likely to occur.
For the crypto market, this is the highest-level institutional dividend.

The market didn't react last night not because the positive news was insufficient,
but because smart money is already quietly positioning itself.

They understand very well:
The main upward wave won't wait for Powell's formal departure to start.

You think last night was peaceful?
That’s just the strange calm before the storm.

So here’s the question—
If the 2% rate expectation really materializes, do you think BTC will take off first, or ETH will explode first?