“Everything is hitting new highs — not just assets, but even services. This isn’t a bubble, it’s the collapse of the denominator. The dollar simply no longer holds value,” he wrote.
gold ATH
— Clouted (@CloutedMind) September 16, 2025
silver ATH
nasdaq ATH
sp500 ATH
russel 2000 ATH
real estate, home price index ATH
rental prices ATH
food prices ATH
electricity costs ATH
college tuition ATH
health care costs ATH
debt levels are at ATH
everything is at or near all time high in prices
not just…
Clouted added that even double-digit DeFi yields — around 15% — can’t keep up with annual inflation, which he estimates at 10–20%. In his view, DeFi investors are merely treading water instead of building wealth.
His conclusion: in such an environment, cryptocurrencies are the only rational way to protect savings, with the rise of digital assets being a natural outcome of the dollar’s decline.
The Fed’s “Third Mandate” in Focus
Bloomberg reports that the White House is eyeing a rarely cited clause in the Federal Reserve Act as justification for a major shift in monetary policy. Trump’s Fed chair nominee, Steven Miran, has already pointed to this provision, which establishes a third mandate requiring the Fed to ensure moderate long-term interest rates alongside its standard goals of stable prices and maximum employment.
The administration views the rule as a legal basis for direct intervention in bond markets, including yield-curve control and expanded quantitative easing. That would mean large-scale Treasury purchases to artificially suppress rates, cutting the cost of servicing the $37.5 trillion U.S. national debt while stimulating mortgage lending.
Trump has repeatedly criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell for what he calls a “delayed” policy response.
Christian Pusateri, founder of Mind Network, described the proposal as “financial repression in a new disguise.” He believes risk assets — especially cryptocurrencies — would stand to benefit the most.
“Bitcoin is positioned to soak up massive amounts of capital as the go-to hedge against systemic financial risk,” Pusateri said.
This is very interesting.
— Christian (@TheTAOofData) September 17, 2025
For the first time in its 112 years, The Fed may be adding a new mandate.
The “third mandate” is financial repression by another name. It looks a lot like Japanification- aka Yield Curve Control.
Thinking through this
Until now, the Fed’s mandate… pic.twitter.com/44mSOOumwv
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes echoed that sentiment, predicting that yield-curve control could act as a catalyst pushing Bitcoin toward the $1 million mark.
With Fed board member Miran now confirmed, the MSM is preparing the world for the Fed's "third mandate" which is essentially yield curve control. LFG!
— Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) September 16, 2025
YCC -> $BTC = $1m pic.twitter.com/jlPQZJ0cHm
As FORECK.INFO noted in its earlier analysis, the $117,500 resistance level has been viewed by many experts as a key barrier for Bitcoin’s rally, and its breakout could determine whether the market is ready to move toward new highs.