The Director of the White House National Economic Council, Hassett, recently stated publicly that he would "be very willing to serve" if Trump nominated him as the Fed chairman.
As soon as these words were spoken, the market immediately exploded.
It is important to know that the choice of the Fed chairman directly determines the future direction of monetary policy—will the pace of interest rate hikes change? Where is the US dollar index heading? These factors are related to the wallets of every investor. Not to mention the chain reaction on the crypto market; whether liquidity tightens or eases can directly impact the funding situation.
Is Hasset's statement genuinely credible or just a trial balloon? Currently, Powell's term has not yet reached its end, but the rules of the game in Washington have always been: plan ahead and proceed cautiously.
Some say he has enough experience, while others question whether he might listen too much to Trump. But in any case, this signal is already clear enough — the future direction of the Fed may change sooner than we think.
What impact do you think he will have on the market after taking office?
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LightningLady
· 11-30 16:52
Oh my, with the Fed changing personnel, the crypto world is going crazy. As soon as liquidity loosens, we can have some fun.
Once the candidate is selected, liquidity is set, and the coin prices will follow the US dollar. Can this wave turn things around?
Another Trump ally is coming in; isn't this just a move to point shave? The short positions should be scared now.
I'm a bit worried. Is a Fed chair who listens to the president reliable?
This guy really dares to speak out; he's much more radical than Powell. Is this favourable information or unfavourable information?
With the Fed chair changing, the funding situation in the crypto market will change drastically; we need to lay out our strategy in advance.
Is this for real? Is this paving the way for Trump's second term? Washington's tactics are deep.
Powell is still in office, and they're already discussing succession; Washington is indeed cautious in every step.
A central bank chair who listens too much to politicians poses a significant risk to market stability.
If he really takes office, the US dollar will depreciate, and coin prices will rise. I'm betting on this logic.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 11-30 16:52
Are we doing this again? If they loosen liquidity, the crypto world will indeed benefit, but this guy is too close to Trump, I'm still a bit nervous.
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HallucinationGrower
· 11-30 16:50
Hassett's move is absolutely brilliant; Powell hasn't even left the stage yet, and they're already starting to jockey for position, a typical Washington maneuver.
It's hard to say how much Trump is involved in this matter, but if the Fed really wants to make a change, Liquidity will definitely have to be reshuffled, and we in the crypto world need to keep a close watch.
To put it bluntly, it's a signal war now; whoever can guess the rhythm right will make money.
It feels like Bitcoin is going to have to sit here and wait for news again, which is annoying.
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PonziDetector
· 11-30 16:45
It's the same old tricks from Washington, just sweet talk and rush in.
Powell hasn't stepped down yet, and they're already making moves? I've seen this routine too many times.
Listening to Trump's Fed chair? The crypto world is about to take off, right everyone?
Once liquidity eases, Uncle's Wallet starts moving.
Is it for real? Can this guy be more lenient than Powell? I'm skeptical.
The transition from the Economic Council to the Fed is quite a leap, can they handle it?
I saw it coming long ago, Washington is playing a big game, and we're just here to reap the benefits.
Hassett's move directly affects liquidity in the second half of the year, can't be ignored.
Once the easing expectations come, coins will start moving again, just waiting.
After testing the waters, they immediately make an official announcement; this routine is even wilder than the Bitcoin circle.
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0xLostKey
· 11-30 16:43
Powell hasn't got out of positions yet, and Washington is already starting to change people? This pace is a bit fast.
Another Trump nominee, is liquidity going to be loosened? Or is the dollar going to collapse? Anyway, we coin folks are just being manipulated by policies.
Whether Hassett is reliable or not is another story, the key is that the market's reaction this time is too radical, and there’s not even any solid evidence yet.
If he really dares to take office, he might be even tougher than Powell, after all, politicians, who knows?
Changing the chairman of the Fed is just like changing the prime minister, it's always an opportunity for asset repricing, and then we'll see who can buy the dip.
Hearing about Trump's Fed chairman, it doesn't sound like good news at all...
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OfflineNewbie
· 11-30 16:38
Hassett's actions... it's another palace intrigue, the Fed is about to change
To put it simply, the interest rate cut expectations are fully pumped, when liquidity loosens, Bitcoin is going to take a hit
Isn't Trump a bit too tight, is this guy reliable, I'm a bit worried
The position of the Fed Chairman could change just like that, I'm tired of this Washington trick
The key is where the money in the crypto world will flow, that's what we should care about
The Director of the White House National Economic Council, Hassett, recently stated publicly that he would "be very willing to serve" if Trump nominated him as the Fed chairman.
As soon as these words were spoken, the market immediately exploded.
It is important to know that the choice of the Fed chairman directly determines the future direction of monetary policy—will the pace of interest rate hikes change? Where is the US dollar index heading? These factors are related to the wallets of every investor. Not to mention the chain reaction on the crypto market; whether liquidity tightens or eases can directly impact the funding situation.
Is Hasset's statement genuinely credible or just a trial balloon? Currently, Powell's term has not yet reached its end, but the rules of the game in Washington have always been: plan ahead and proceed cautiously.
Some say he has enough experience, while others question whether he might listen too much to Trump. But in any case, this signal is already clear enough — the future direction of the Fed may change sooner than we think.
What impact do you think he will have on the market after taking office?