The U.S. Air Force's FY26 budget request for 3,010 FAMM missiles (now funded by the reconciliation bill) is directly aimed at enhancing capabilities for a potential Taiwan Strait scenario.
These missiles are designed for the Rapid Dragon platform (launch from cargo planes like C-130s and C-17s), which is a unique U.S. capability for mass, dispersed missile launches. This strongly indicates the U.S. intent to be able to intervene effectively in such a conflict, by providing a resilient, high-volume, standoff strike option to deter or counter Chinese aggression. You don't buy thousands of missiles if you don't intend to use them.