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Is The FED About To Ruin Your Altcoins in 2025!? [Expert Explains]
Published: 2025-08-02
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Analyzed
Published: 2025-08-02
Status:
Analyzed
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Bitcoin and the broader markets will continue to reach new all-time highs without a Fed rate cut until May 2026.
"Do you think Bitcoin and the markets continue making new all-time highs without a cut until into May? Yeah, because where am I going to go?"
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The functions of money will separate, with Bitcoin becoming the primary store of value and the dollar becoming purely a means of exchange for goods and services.
"The dollar is going to get diluted, and it's going to be, I think we're going to see a separation of money. What does money do? A store of value and a means of exchange, right? And so if you look at those two, I think the store of value is going to be separated from money, and money is going to be purely used as a means of exchange for goods and services, and the store of value is going to become Bitcoin, and means of exchange is going to become dollars."
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Jerome Powell's legacy will be defined by his incorrect 'transitory inflation' call and his opposition to Trump.
"What is his legacy going to be? And I think he's going to have a legacy of the guy that called inflation transitory, number one. ... And so that's his legacy. I don't think he can shake that. And the other one, the guy that went up against Trump."
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The Fed will not be able to achieve its 2% inflation target with its current system; 3% will become the new de facto target.
"Nope. I think those days are gone. We think, we say, three is the new two. Three is the new two."
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Tariffs will not cause inflation; their costs will be absorbed by the supply chain, as consumers will not accept higher prices.
"Tariffs will not impact inflation. I think it will be absorbed by the supply chain. And the consumer won't accept higher prices."
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The Federal Reserve and central bankers will become obsolete within two to three years (by August 2027-2028).
"The Fed is obsolete. The Fed will be no more in two, three years. And I think central bankers will be no more in the future."
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After the Fed becomes obsolete, the US Treasury, managed by AI, will take over control of money supply decisions, working directly with banks through the OCC.
"It's going to be managed by AI. I think the Treasury. The Treasury in the US will take over control and work through the OCC and with the banks directly to decide how and what more money printing, less money printing, right?"
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There will be no Fed interest rate cut in 2025.
"So my view is that yeah, we're less likely to see a rate cut this year. And I think Powell is going to be standoffish as long as he possibly can and rally enough of the FOMC board members to stay on his side so that he won't need to do a rate cut."
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Bitcoin and the broader markets are predicted to continue reaching new all-time highs until May 2026, even without an interest rate cut.
"Yeah, because where am I going to go?"
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In 2025, money supply will increase via digital currencies, with major banks and corporations (e.g., Amazon, Walmart) issuing stablecoins backed by government bonds, directly impacting the market by providing loans in stablecoins.
"So the money printer will go brrr in the form of digital currencies. So you're seeing all the banks, Amazon, Walmart, they're all going to be issuing their own stablecoins. They're going to be using their treasury to buy bonds... It will impact the market way more directly because you and I, we need a loan. Where do I go? I go to my local bank. They give me a loan. They'll give it to me in stablecoins."
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Money's functions will separate: Bitcoin will become the primary store of value, while the dollar will serve purely as a means of exchange.
"I think the store of value is going to be separated from money, and money is going to be purely used as a means of exchange for goods and services, and the store of value is going to become Bitcoin, and means of exchange is going to become dollars."
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The economy will experience stagflation in the next eight months (from August 2025 to April 2026).
"So we think stagflation, right?"
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The Fed's 2% inflation target is obsolete, and 3% will become the new de facto target.
"Nope. I think those days are gone. We think, we say, three is the new two. Three is the new two."
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Following Jerome Powell's departure and the appointment of a new Fed chair (like Waller) after May 2026, there will be a quick interest rate cut to reduce the cost of capital.
"JP's out. Trump's new person is in. What happens? I mean, we'll see. Is it going to be Waller? Who's it going to be? And I think that we'll see a quick rate cut, largely because the cost of capital is hitting the P&L."
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There will be no significant market changes for the next three to six months (from August 2025), but a market correction is expected around December 2025 due to tax write-offs.
"I think at least for the next three, three months, six months, I don't see any big change until, yeah, maybe towards the end of the year, people will be considering tax write-offs, so there will be a correction around the, I think, the December element."
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Tariffs will not cause inflation, as their impact will be absorbed within the supply chain.
"Tariffs will not impact inflation. I think it will be absorbed by the supply chain."
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Should tax benefits be applied to crypto (trading, capital gains) by a pro-crypto administration, there will be a massive increase in the adoption of crypto asset classes, with treasuries investing heavily.
"Now, if we see tax benefits to crypto, crypto trading, crypto, capital gains, all of a sudden, we'll see huge adoption of treasuries going into crypto asset classes, and that is going to be super exciting."
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The Federal Reserve and central bankers will become obsolete within two to three years (by 2027-2028).
"The Fed is obsolete. The Fed will be no more in two, three years. And I think central bankers will be no more in the future."
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The US economy will be managed by AI, with the Treasury taking over control from the Fed and directly managing money supply with banks.
"It's going to be managed by AI. I think the Treasury. The Treasury in the US will take over control and work through the OCC and with the banks directly to decide how and what more money printing, less money printing, right?"
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The Federal Reserve is unlikely to implement an interest rate cut in 2025.
"So my view is that yeah, we're less likely to see a rate cut this year [2025]. And I think Powell is going to be standoffish as long as he possibly can and rally enough of the FOMC board members to stay on his side so that he won't need to do a rate cut."
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The market will experience an 'up only' trend in 2025 despite no interest rate cuts.
"Yeah, this year without a cut."
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Money printing will occur in the form of digital currencies (stablecoins) issued by banks and companies.
"So the money printer will go brrr in the form of digital currencies."
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The economy is predicted to experience stagflation over the next eight months (from August 2025 to April 2026).
"So we think stagflation, right?"
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Following Jerome Powell's departure and the appointment of a new Fed chair (after May 2026), there will be a quick interest rate cut.
"I think that we'll see a quick rate cut, largely because the cost of capital is hitting the P&L."
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No significant market changes are expected for the next 3-6 months (from August 2025), with a potential correction around December 2025 due to tax write-offs.
"I think at least for the next three, three months, six months, I don't see any big change until, yeah, maybe towards the end of the year, people will be considering tax write-offs, so there will be a correction around the, I think, the December element."
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The market's overall long-term trajectory will be upward, with corrections serving to reset prices at higher levels.
"Change is always bringing about disruption, and we will go up and down, but the overall movement is up, right? Every time there's a small little correction, it's brilliant because it resets at a higher level than it was before."
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