According to Harvard economist Gita Gopinath, the US consumer-price landscape is sitting on a powder keg. The culprits? A combination of fiscal stimulus still pumping through the system and a steadily weakening dollar. Here's why this matters: when the greenback loses strength, imported goods get pricier, which feeds back into inflation expectations. Add on top of that the ongoing fiscal spending, and you've got a recipe for a potential snapback in CPI growth. For crypto holders, this is textbook macro backdrop—dollar depreciation historically correlates with increased interest in alternative assets. The real question is whether the Fed has room to maneuver, or if inflation surprises force their hand sooner than expected.