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🇺🇸 Trump has slammed the gas pedal, pressuring the Federal Reserve to slash rates by a massive 3–4 points — dragging them all the way down to 1% 📉🔥

If this move hits, it won’t just nudge markets…
💥 It will detonate a full-scale liquidity explosion.
Here’s what’s coming if the Fed caves:
💸 Ultra-cheap money flooding the system
📈 Risk assets ripping through resistance
🔥 Crypto entering hyper-bull mode
🏦 Stocks and commodities primed for liftoff
This isn’t normal policy talk —
⚠️ This is the kind of shock that rewrites market history.
Investors are laser-focused.
Traders are bracing.
Crypto is licking its lips. 🚀
The message is clear:
If the Fed delivers, 2025–2026 could become the biggest risk-on supercycle since 2020.
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🇺🇸 What Trump Is Proposing
Trump says that revenues from tariffs on imports — which have increased under his administration — are now “so great … so enormous” that they could allow the government to eliminate federal individual income tax.
He recently suggested in a Cabinet meeting that Americans might “not even have income tax to pay” in the near future.
Why Experts Say the Numbers Don’t Work
Data from the U.S. Treasury show individual income taxes last year brought in roughly $2.4 trillion — making up nearly half of federal revenues.
By contrast, tariff revenue accounted for only a small fraction (about 3.7–7.8 %) of total revenue — far too little to replace income taxes.
Estimates show that even under optimistic assumptions, tariffs could only generate a fraction of the revenue income tax currently provides — nowhere near enough to fully substitute for it.
Broader Economic Concerns
Analysts warn that a shift from progressive income taxes to tariffs would put a heavier burden on lower-income and middle-class households. Tariffs are effectively a consumption tax — which tends to hit lower earners harder as they spend a higher proportion of income on goods.
There are also warnings that such a system could undermine economic growth, raise consumer prices (since import tariffs typically get passed on by businesses), and risk trade retaliation from other countries.
The Bottom Line
Trump’s proposal to replace federal income tax with tariff revenue is ambitious — but according to experts and data, it is economically unfeasible and likely harmful. Tariff revenues are nowhere near the scale needed to replace income taxes without triggering increased costs for consumers, greater inequality, and potential economic disruption.

Washington is weighing a dramatic pivot: replacing federal income tax with tariff revenue. If that ever moves beyond talk, the knock-on effects for risk assets — especially crypto — could be immediate.

Why this matters for traders holding $GLM , $MDT , $WIN and anything high-beta:
✔️ Cutting income tax would leave more cash in consumers’ pockets. More liquidity → more flow into speculative assets.
✔️ Tariff hikes would raise import costs, pushing inflation higher and stressing supply chains. Historically, inflation + uncertainty = stronger demand for alternative assets.
✔️ Macro instability tends to amplify volatility — which is where tokens like $GLM , $MDT , and $WIN often see sharper moves.

But here’s the structural problem:
Tariff revenue is tiny compared to income-tax revenue. The math doesn’t come close to replacing it, which means any serious shift could spark market fear, pricing pressure, and a scramble into hedges.

What to monitor in the next moves:
• Commodity strength (metals, energy, shipping)
• CPI / PPI surprises
• Import-driven price spikes in consumer goods
• Volatility expansion across crypto pairs — especially the smaller caps

A tax-cut headline might feel bullish at first glance, but tariff-driven inflation could erase that benefit fast. Traders who stay ahead of the macro signals, not the political noise, get the advantage.

📉 Rising costs. 📈 Expanding volatility.
Both can move $GLM , $MDT , $WIN , and the broader crypto market long before any policy is finalized.

Stay sharp, and read the pressure lines — not the promises.

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