#通货膨胀 The Fed's recent moves are quite interesting. Powell explicitly stated that inflation risks are tilted to the upside, and voting members are all "cautiously waiting," essentially meaning rate cuts won't come anytime soon. For us yield farmers, this is actually a signal — macroeconomic uncertainty means we should focus more on what we can control.

High inflation pressure suggests project teams might accelerate development, as funding windows are limited. Recently, new project interactions have become somewhat more active, making it a good time to work. Instead of worrying about what the Fed might do, it's better to focus on the airdrop map — identify projects that are cold-starting at this time, and prioritize tasks with low participation thresholds and minimal interaction costs.

Macroeconomic factors like tariff impacts and persistent inflation can't be improved in the short term, but the opportunities for yield farming during project cold starts are real. It is recommended to focus recently on testnet tasks in Layer2 and new public chain ecosystems, as these projects tend to accelerate when inflation expectations are high. Completing the most interactions at the lowest cost is now a more popular strategy.