Is the Fed's inflation target about to be adjusted? This signal is quite interesting. The Treasury Secretary supports reconsidering the 2% target, possibly adjusting it to a range of 1.5%-2.5% or 1%-3%. This seemingly subtle numerical adjustment reflects that the traditional monetary policy framework is loosening.

What does this mean for us? When signs of a shift in central bank policies emerge, it often presents an opportunity for market re-pricing. Historically, every major monetary policy adjustment has led to new asset allocation logic. In the Web3 world, such macroeconomic changes are especially critical—because cryptocurrencies are inherently a hedge and supplement to the existing monetary system.

As fiat currency policies become more uncertain, more people will realize how important it is to hold assets that are not controlled by a single central bank. This is at the core of the value of decentralized assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. They are unaffected by traditional monetary policies and are driven by network consensus.

So rather than obsessing over what the Fed will do next, it’s better to think about a more fundamental question: what kind of monetary system do we need? The answer to this question points directly to the decentralized future built by Web3.