The recent criminal investigation into the Federal Reserve Chair has become a focal point—being scrutinized for a $2.5 billion building renovation project. This matter appears to be an internal dispute, but behind the scenes there is a larger point of interest for the crypto community.

As a long-standing hawkish advocate of crypto policy, he has consistently maintained a distance between the Federal Reserve and Bitcoin, and has even put digital dollar exploration on hold, clearly opposing strategic reserve plans. Now, this key figure is in trouble himself, and the Federal Reserve decision-making body may undergo a power reshuffle.

Compared to the policy orientation during the same period, the new government is noticeably more friendly—preparing to establish a dedicated position for overseeing crypto affairs and promoting the appointment of officials supporting digital assets. What does this mean? According to historical data, during the previous rate cut cycle, Bitcoin ETFs attracted hundreds of billions in funds, and the price of Bitcoin directly reached the 110,000 level. Changes in policy expectations usually precede market pricing.

Power struggles within traditional finance have given decentralized assets a new stage. This structural change often serves as the trigger for market revaluation.