There are disagreements within Trump's circle regarding the decision to summon the Federal Reserve Chair by the government. Policy insiders generally worry that legal actions against Fed officials could trigger significant market volatility, especially a sharp adjustment in the bond market.
More notably, this political pressure could influence the Fed Chair's decision on whether to stay beyond the end of their term in May. According to current rules, the official can serve on the Federal Reserve Board until 2028, and has not yet publicly stated whether they will remain. Signs of political interference in the Fed's operations often lead to increased market pricing of economic policy uncertainty.
Against this backdrop, investors tend to increase allocations to safe-haven assets. Cryptocurrencies like BTC, as alternative safe-haven tools, may attract more risk-averse capital. The rising demand for safe assets in the bond market also typically indicates that risk assets will face reassessment.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 01-12 10:40
There are too many political moves. Can the Federal Reserve still remain independent? Feels like something's going to go wrong.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-12 08:51
Coming after the Federal Reserve again? Not afraid of a market crash... Now BTC has to eat.
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LiquidityLarry
· 01-12 08:50
Here we go again? Political interference in the central bank is nothing new in history, but when it actually happens, it still depends on market reactions. Bond sell-offs, BTC bloodsucking—I've heard this logic too many times.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-12 08:41
You're trying to mess with the Federal Reserve again, huh? This time, the bond market is going to explode, and BTC is about to take off.
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LightningWallet
· 01-12 08:29
This political tug-of-war is a straight-up market killer... If bonds crash, BTC will have to run.
There are disagreements within Trump's circle regarding the decision to summon the Federal Reserve Chair by the government. Policy insiders generally worry that legal actions against Fed officials could trigger significant market volatility, especially a sharp adjustment in the bond market.
More notably, this political pressure could influence the Fed Chair's decision on whether to stay beyond the end of their term in May. According to current rules, the official can serve on the Federal Reserve Board until 2028, and has not yet publicly stated whether they will remain. Signs of political interference in the Fed's operations often lead to increased market pricing of economic policy uncertainty.
Against this backdrop, investors tend to increase allocations to safe-haven assets. Cryptocurrencies like BTC, as alternative safe-haven tools, may attract more risk-averse capital. The rising demand for safe assets in the bond market also typically indicates that risk assets will face reassessment.