#Solana行情走势解读 $BTC $ETH $BNB Breaking! Federal Reserve Board Member publicly calls for a 150 basis point rate cut by 2026—Is this really solid policy or just empty talk?

On Thursday afternoon Eastern Time, a bombshell statement exploded in the market. Federal Reserve Board Member Milan candidly stated that a rate cut of about 150 basis points is expected next year. What does this mean? It’s equivalent to six consecutive 25 basis point cuts! Compared to the 75 basis points cut under huge pressure throughout 2025, this doubles the amount.

Of course, the market went into a frenzy. It could be a signal of liquidity easing or an indication of underlying economic turbulence. Milan’s explanation sounds convincing: US CPI has approached the 2% target, and continuing with a "toothpaste squeeze" policy might ruin the recovery momentum; more painfully, the latest labor market data shows cooling conditions, and if there’s no turnaround in the coming months, drastic measures will be necessary.

But here’s a key background—who is Milan? Last September, he was personally appointed by Trump as a Federal Reserve Board member, a true "White House mouthpiece." Looking at his voting record, he opposed the two rate cuts in October and December last year, with a straightforward reason: cuts were too small, at least 50 basis points are needed to be effective.

From this perspective, a 150 basis point cut seems more credible. If the Fed Chair in 2026 really changes to someone favored by Trump, this figure is serious. Even if not, given the current political landscape, it’s unlikely the rate will stay below 75 basis points for the whole year—still a significant easing pace.

The question is, what does this reflect? The US economy looks shiny on the surface, but how deep are its scars internally? Will 2026 usher in a real liquidity flood? What are your thoughts?