Trump recently shared his thoughts with WSJ on the next Federal Reserve chair selection. He's eyeing two candidates: Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett. What's interesting here is his expectation that the new Fed chair should actively consult with him on interest rate decisions.
This signals a potential shift in how monetary policy might be shaped going forward. The relationship between the White House and the Federal Reserve chair could significantly impact interest rates, inflation strategy, and ultimately, broader financial markets—including crypto markets.
For traders and investors monitoring macro trends, this development is worth tracking. Fed policy directly influences capital flows, risk appetite, and asset valuations across all markets. Whether the next chair will have the independence traditionally expected from that role remains an open question.
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SolidityNewbie
· 18h ago
Is the Fed's independence gone? This is getting interesting. The crypto world is about to take off.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 12-12 21:19
Haha, now it's settled. The Fed Chair now has to listen to the boss? Has the interest rate decision become a family business?
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FunGibleTom
· 12-12 21:19
Does the Fed want to listen to Trump? That's really funny. It feels like the crypto market is about to go on a rollercoaster ride.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 12-12 21:19
Damn, is this just trying to make the Federal Reserve Chair become one of their own? They still need to report interest rate policies to him for decision-making—this level of absurdity...
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BanklessAtHeart
· 12-12 21:13
NGL, now the Fed is really going to become the White House's ATM... What about independence?
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MidnightGenesis
· 12-12 21:08
On-chain data shows that this has long been reflected at the contract level. The late-night surge in US stock futures is no coincidence. It is worth noting the historical stance differences between Warsh and Hassett — based on the code, is the market betting on which one will be more dovish?
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Whale_Whisperer
· 12-12 20:56
Nah, this is political interference in monetary policy... The centralized nature is becoming more and more pronounced, which is completely contrary to the理念 of Web3.
Trump recently shared his thoughts with WSJ on the next Federal Reserve chair selection. He's eyeing two candidates: Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett. What's interesting here is his expectation that the new Fed chair should actively consult with him on interest rate decisions.
This signals a potential shift in how monetary policy might be shaped going forward. The relationship between the White House and the Federal Reserve chair could significantly impact interest rates, inflation strategy, and ultimately, broader financial markets—including crypto markets.
For traders and investors monitoring macro trends, this development is worth tracking. Fed policy directly influences capital flows, risk appetite, and asset valuations across all markets. Whether the next chair will have the independence traditionally expected from that role remains an open question.