The latest data shows that the US banking industry is facing unprecedented challenges. The current book losses of all US banks have soared to more than $600 billion, which is nine times the amount during the 2008 financial crisis. It should be noted that due to the erosion of inflation, the purchasing power of the current currency is far less than that in 2008. However, even taking this into account, the nine-fold increase in losses is still particularly shocking.

Faced with such high book losses, the market generally predicts that the US government or the Federal Reserve may have to restart the printing press to alleviate this fiscal pressure. Historically, when the banking system suffers huge losses, it is usually not left alone, but through monetary policy intervention, such as quantitative easing (QE), to stabilize the market.

Therefore, we may see interest rate cuts or a new round of quantitative easing policies soon. For investors, this may be a good time to deploy volatile or high-growth assets, which are expected to perform very well in the next two to three years.

At the same time, the US economy and banking industry are currently in an awkward position, having to deal with inflation and facing huge book losses. This puts both the US government and the Federal Reserve under tremendous work pressure and in a dilemma.

It is believed that the Federal Reserve may soon restart the printing press and start a new round of quantitative easing. Once this happens, cryptocurrencies such as altcoins may usher in a wave of surges. Therefore, before the policy is implemented, this may be the last chance for investors to accumulate more altcoin assets through the fixed investment (DCA) strategy. #山寨币 #DCA #美联储降息 #QE

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