Goldman Sachs' latest report hides a dark line, which may be more explosive than you think: in 2026, the Fed may be pushed into a corner by AI and start a cycle of aggressive interest rate cuts.
On the surface, the market is still guessing whether the 25 basis points will be cut in December. But there is a data detail in the report that sends chills down the back - the unemployment rate of college graduates has soared by 70%. It's not that blue-collar workers are robbed of jobs, it's that highly educated people are starting to panic. This time, AI is moving the cheese of the people in the office building.
The elites on Wall Street themselves are beginning to worry that the job market will be overturned by AI, do you think the Fed can sit still? The three interest rate cuts predicted by Hazus may be just a prelude. If AI really collapses consumption, the floodgates of liquidity may be opened directly to the end - at what price will Bitcoin be pushed to at that time?
To be practical, how should retail investors move now:
Don't hold back: in the interest rate cut cycle, holding cash is the most dangerous operation; Stabilize the rhythm: BTC and ETH should be fixed investment, and altcoins should not be on the top; Look at the situation coldly: the crazier the AI, the more the Fed is out of the ordinary, and the bull market cycle may be lengthened;
Last word: When AI begins to rewrite the monetary policy script, the only thing we can rely on is those decentralized worlds built with code. Are you standing on the shore to watch the fun, or have you already prepared your ferry tickets?
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degenonymous
· 13h ago
Damn, the unemployment rate of college students soared by 70%? I was relieved that the people on Wall Street panicked themselves, which showed that things really happened.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 14h ago
The 70% unemployment rate is really moving the elite this time, and we should laugh when Wall Street panicks
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EthMaximalist
· 14h ago
The unemployment rate of highly educated students soared by 70%, and this time it was really the turn of the elites to panic
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WhaleMistaker
· 14h ago
Highly educated people also have to be stabbed, this time is really different
Goldman Sachs' latest report hides a dark line, which may be more explosive than you think: in 2026, the Fed may be pushed into a corner by AI and start a cycle of aggressive interest rate cuts.
On the surface, the market is still guessing whether the 25 basis points will be cut in December. But there is a data detail in the report that sends chills down the back - the unemployment rate of college graduates has soared by 70%. It's not that blue-collar workers are robbed of jobs, it's that highly educated people are starting to panic. This time, AI is moving the cheese of the people in the office building.
The elites on Wall Street themselves are beginning to worry that the job market will be overturned by AI, do you think the Fed can sit still? The three interest rate cuts predicted by Hazus may be just a prelude. If AI really collapses consumption, the floodgates of liquidity may be opened directly to the end - at what price will Bitcoin be pushed to at that time?
To be practical, how should retail investors move now:
Don't hold back: in the interest rate cut cycle, holding cash is the most dangerous operation;
Stabilize the rhythm: BTC and ETH should be fixed investment, and altcoins should not be on the top;
Look at the situation coldly: the crazier the AI, the more the Fed is out of the ordinary, and the bull market cycle may be lengthened;
Last word: When AI begins to rewrite the monetary policy script, the only thing we can rely on is those decentralized worlds built with code. Are you standing on the shore to watch the fun, or have you already prepared your ferry tickets?