Recently, the US government has rolled out a series of new policies, attracting market attention.

The main confirmed measures include:

1. Adjustment of credit card interest rate cap to 10% (compared to previous tiered rates reaching 30% or higher)

2. Restriction on large institutions purchasing single-family homes, guiding funds toward stock and digital asset markets

3. Investment of $200 billion for mortgage rate discounts

4. Target interest rate reduction to 1% by 2026

5. Gasoline price target set at $2 per gallon

6. Distribution of $2,000 tariff rebate checks to the public

This series of policy combinations releases liquidity from multiple angles. Lower borrowing costs, increased disposable income for residents, and restrictions on real estate investment—these measures form a comprehensive stimulus plan to some extent. When traditional investment returns are limited and liquidity is abundant, funds naturally seek new outlets, which could support risk asset markets including digital assets.