#以太坊大户持仓变化 Will the Federal Reserve change its inflation target? Wall Street bigwigs drop a bombshell



Bill Ackman, the head of Pershing Square, recently put forward a view: the Fed’s long-standing 2% inflation target may not hold up anymore.

What’s his reasoning? Ackman pointed out that long-term factors like energy restructuring and the redistribution of supply chains are reshaping the economic fundamentals. In other words, returning to an era of completely no inflation is hardly realistic. So what will the Fed do? His expectation is that the inflation target range might be raised from the current 2% to 2.5%-3%.

What does this mean for the crypto market? Don’t worry, this relates to the long-term pricing logic of mainstream assets like $ETH, $SOL. Changes in inflation expectations directly determine the trajectory of real interest rates, which in turn affect the attractiveness of risk assets. The market is digesting this possibility.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 9h ago
Ackman's reasoning is the same as the excuse for patching smart contract vulnerabilities—always saying the environment has changed and parameters must be adjusted. The problem is, once the 2% baseline is changed, will it continue to be increased later? Without overflow checks and boundary definitions, the risk quietly accumulates.
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Blockblindvip
· 01-12 07:01
Ackman is starting to send signals again. Is the difference of 2 to 3 points really that significant... The key still depends on whether the Federal Reserve can truly change its stance.
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StakeWhisperervip
· 01-12 06:44
Akman, are you trying to stir things up? Changing from 2% to 3%? Then all of us in the crypto world will be thrilled, as the real interest rate drops and risk assets soar. Can ETH just take off already? The recent loosening of inflation expectations is quite something. Honestly, if the Federal Reserve really changes its stance, I’ll start buying the dip. I’ve long doubted that 2% is reliable. Wait, does this logic hold? Reshaping the supply chain means accepting high inflation? That feels a bit forced. Wow, Wall Street is again finding reasons before betting on the market. SOL, what are your thoughts?
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ChainSauceMastervip
· 01-12 06:43
Akman is causing trouble again. I'm already tired of hearing about not holding 2%. The key question is, how does this affect my ETH holdings? --- Overestimating him again, inflation target at 3%? They'll probably have to keep cutting interest rates then. In the end, it's still good news for risk assets. --- Supply chain can't turn around in the short term. This view isn't new, but it hits the nail on the head. --- Wait, is he hinting that the Federal Reserve is about to loosen monetary policy? Should I buy the dip or chase the high? --- Every time Wall Street bigwigs leak information, it's the same pattern: first panic, then suppression. Retail investors suffer the most. --- Fluctuating between 2.5% and 3%, but the real interest rate is still being eroded. Holding coins is the real strategy.
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