The recent Federal Reserve announcement, described by Mohamed El-Erian in [this interview](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeY9l7q-kx8) marks a pretty pivotal moment. The Fed displayed a surprisingly dovish stance, indicating a willingness to accept higher inflation rates for an extended period. This approach, coupled with comments on slowing the reduction of the balance sheet, suggests a shift from strict inflation targeting to a broader, more flexible strategy that allows higher inflation. I don't think they have a choice if they want to get out of the trillion dollar debt problem alive. They are going to devalue the US dollar.
The dovish signals from the Fed are not isolated. Other central banks, including the Bank of #Japan and the #Swiss National Bank, have also shown a propensity towards maintaining loose monetary policies. This global dovishness reinforces the appeal of non-sovereign assets like #Bitcoin, as investors worldwide look for ways to protect their wealth.
Meanwhile a retarded shirtcoiner KyleBenzle in the comments:
'Exactly! They are not going to "waste" their canary if it was a simple request for information. Best guess, this is the beginning of the end for Ethereum and they have been compromised just like Blockstream and BitcoinCore were previously.
It is best to assume that from now on Ethereum is no long a decentralized application but its development is being directed by a governmental agency, again, same at BitcoinCore.'
Two political parties, red and blue. They go hand in hand on the majority of issues, both love bombs, printer, the #plebs paying for it.
The plebs find the little differences, fight over them, vote for their "better" party while missing the bigger picture, not actually having a choice.
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