#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 The chair of the Fed has recently become the biggest mystery in the global financial circle.

Just a few hours ago, Trump threw out a line during an interview: "I have a candidate for the new chairman in mind, but it's not convenient to disclose it now." As soon as the words were out, the market reacted immediately—plummeting sharply, causing traders' nerves to tense up instantly.

Here comes something more exciting. Almost at the same time, rumors started spreading online that the current head, Powell, might suddenly announce his resignation on Monday evening. However, after searching through major financial media outlets, none could provide any solid evidence, and official channels remain eerily quiet. It seems that this wave of speculation is more like the market scaring itself.

Interestingly, Kevin Hassett, the White House economic advisor, has been bet on as the hottest successor, but he himself has jumped out to clarify: "It's all rumors, I won't comment." This statement is quite slippery, neither admitting nor denying.

On one end, the boss has indicated "there is already a candidate," while on the other end, the current chairman is shrouded in rumors of "being dismissed." In this game, who will ultimately secure that chair?

The curtain has just been lifted a corner, and the best is yet to come.