Recent policy signals are reshaping credit market dynamics. The push for a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates represents a significant intervention in consumer lending markets. Such affordability measures directly impact credit availability and borrowing costs across the economy. When traditional lending markets tighten or face regulatory pressure, investors often reassess their portfolio allocation strategies, including positions in alternative assets. The broader implications for monetary policy stance and inflation management remain worth monitoring, especially as these decisions influence overall market liquidity and risk appetite in both traditional and digital asset markets.