Recently, the issue of appointing the Fed chairman has stirred up a lot of controversy. Trump has openly stated that he wants to appoint a Central Bank chairman who supports radical interest rate cuts, aiming to push the interest rate down to 1% or even lower. This is a far cry from the current policy level and directly challenges the Fed's longstanding principle of making independent decisions based on economic data.
Among the four main candidates currently on the table, whether it is the widely regarded steady Waller, or Kevin Hassett, Christopher Waller, or Michelle Bowman, each one ultimately has to bear the pressure from the political level. This is no longer a simple policy divergence. It should be noted that Trump had previously threatened to fire the current Chairman Powell, and this statement has made Wall Street and the market worry about whether the independence of the Fed will be undermined.
Once the independence of the Fed is compromised, the consequences could be quite severe. Financial assets may experience extreme volatility, and even U.S. Treasury bonds, which have always been considered a safe haven in the market, could see their stability shaken. The impact on global markets should not be underestimated.
If the new chairman is really confirmed, the challenges will be even greater. Navigating through the Senate confirmation vote, handling internal policy differences, and finding a balance between interest rate cut expectations and inflation risks - these are not simple tasks. How this game ultimately unfolds directly relates to the future direction of the Central Bank system in the United States, as well as the long-term trend of global market confidence in the dollar. The crypto market has always been sensitive to such macro policy changes and is worth continuing to monitor subsequent developments.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 2025-12-24 07:12
The Federal Reserve has been messed up, now the crypto world is going to go crazy
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CounterIndicator
· 2025-12-23 21:02
If the independence of the Fed is really undermined, the crypto world will suffer a huge loss... Trump is playing a tough game here.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 2025-12-23 08:44
Here we go again, Trump is going to mess with the Fed again, 1% interest rate? What a dream.
If the Fed really gets messed up, we in the crypto world will be the first to suffer, fluctuations can make people vomit blood.
All four candidates are going to be politically blackmailed, what independent decision-making is there to talk about, it's laughable.
If the national debt can't be stabilized, the confidence in the dollar will collapse directly, encryption is the safe haven, right? Haha.
How long will the Senate voting drama last, just waiting to see how this mess ends.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 2025-12-22 04:12
Political interference in the Central Bank is really going to ruin things, and the crypto world will follow suit.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 2025-12-21 08:49
To be honest, Trump's operations are just playing with fire, a 1% Intrerest Rate? What kind of crazy inflation can accept that?
On the surface, it's a political power game, but in reality, it's damaging the Fed's reputation. Once the credibility of the dollar collapses, we will all suffer.
The encryption side is actually the most beneficial; as long as the Fed's independence falters, the printing press will start running, and those still holding dollars will be in for a surprise.
I just want to know how the Senate will vote in the end, as that will determine whether the market will be soaring or crashing.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 2025-12-21 08:46
Is the independence of the Fed really going to collapse? It feels like Trump is serious this time, and the days in the crypto world are going to be tough again.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 2025-12-21 08:34
Here we go again, Trump wants to play with the Central Bank again, this time he really wants to turn the Fed into an ATM.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 2025-12-21 08:30
Trump's actions are really outrageous, directly pressing the independence of the Fed to death, and the confidence in the dollar will eventually collapse.
Recently, the issue of appointing the Fed chairman has stirred up a lot of controversy. Trump has openly stated that he wants to appoint a Central Bank chairman who supports radical interest rate cuts, aiming to push the interest rate down to 1% or even lower. This is a far cry from the current policy level and directly challenges the Fed's longstanding principle of making independent decisions based on economic data.
Among the four main candidates currently on the table, whether it is the widely regarded steady Waller, or Kevin Hassett, Christopher Waller, or Michelle Bowman, each one ultimately has to bear the pressure from the political level. This is no longer a simple policy divergence. It should be noted that Trump had previously threatened to fire the current Chairman Powell, and this statement has made Wall Street and the market worry about whether the independence of the Fed will be undermined.
Once the independence of the Fed is compromised, the consequences could be quite severe. Financial assets may experience extreme volatility, and even U.S. Treasury bonds, which have always been considered a safe haven in the market, could see their stability shaken. The impact on global markets should not be underestimated.
If the new chairman is really confirmed, the challenges will be even greater. Navigating through the Senate confirmation vote, handling internal policy differences, and finding a balance between interest rate cut expectations and inflation risks - these are not simple tasks. How this game ultimately unfolds directly relates to the future direction of the Central Bank system in the United States, as well as the long-term trend of global market confidence in the dollar. The crypto market has always been sensitive to such macro policy changes and is worth continuing to monitor subsequent developments.