Powell revealed over the weekend that the Department of Justice is investigating the Federal Reserve, sparking fresh questions about what this probe could mean for monetary policy and broader market implications. The investigation's scope and potential outcomes remain unclear, but the news has already caught attention in crypto and traditional finance circles alike—especially given how tightly Fed decisions influence asset valuations and liquidity flows across markets.
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CommunityWorker
· 01-12 16:40
DOJ investigating the Fed? This is going to be interesting, the crypto world is about to get restless.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 01-12 16:39
Does the DoJ investigate the Fed? This is getting interesting. The crypto circle is about to hype up another wave of uncertainty.
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IronHeadMiner
· 01-12 16:38
Is the Federal Reserve being investigated? This is going to be interesting haha
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RetailTherapist
· 01-12 16:35
DOJ investigating Fed? Now this is interesting. It should have been investigated long ago. Printing money like crazy, and no one is stopping it 🤔
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-12 16:14
Is the Federal Reserve under investigation? This is getting interesting. Powell is playing a bold move.
Powell revealed over the weekend that the Department of Justice is investigating the Federal Reserve, sparking fresh questions about what this probe could mean for monetary policy and broader market implications. The investigation's scope and potential outcomes remain unclear, but the news has already caught attention in crypto and traditional finance circles alike—especially given how tightly Fed decisions influence asset valuations and liquidity flows across markets.