A recent news story has caused a stir in the financial circle—Trump is already planning to adjust the Federal Reserve leadership in 2026, and Powell may face removal. The long-standing disagreement over interest rate policies between the two has essentially made this personnel change a certainty.
Why is the whole world paying attention to this? Simply put, every move of the Federal Reserve Chair directly influences interest rate trends, inflation levels, and market liquidity. A change in leadership could mean a major shift in monetary policy. When U.S. policy changes, global asset prices, borrowing costs, and even investor sentiment all become volatile, with the crypto market being the first to feel the impact.
Several potential successors have already emerged—such as former White House economic advisor Hasset, and former Federal Reserve Board member Wosh. By early 2026, the "central bank reshuffle" that affects global capital flows will become clear. This is not just about replacing a person; it’s essentially a reorientation of the U.S. economy’s direction.
For those paying attention to financial and crypto markets, this timing is worth continuous monitoring. Changes in policy expectations often have a more intense impact than the policies themselves.
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MEVEye
· 12h ago
Powell probably won't be able to leave, the real uncertainty depends on how the successor's attitude turns out.
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OffchainWinner
· 12h ago
Is Powell about to be replaced? I’ve been saying that this interest rate policy should have changed its approach a long time ago. We still have two more years to wait until 2026. Now is the time to accumulate coins...
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IfIWereOnChain
· 12h ago
Powell is about to step down, and the crypto world will have to follow the chaos again... It's still early in 2026, and we're already starting to speculate on expectations.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 12h ago
It's still early for 2026, but the lending rate is already warning... Will this wave of policy expectation changes really trigger a chain of liquidations?
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DeFiDoctor
· 12h ago
Medical records show that the Federal Reserve's clinical presentation is indeed complex—two years of policy tearing apart, now it's time to change doctors? The problem is, whether the newcomer can stop the bleeding is really uncertain; once liquidity indicators fluctuate, risk warnings in the crypto sector need to be at maximum alert.
Policy expectations themselves are the biggest complication; 2026 is still far away, but signs of capital outflows should already be monitored now. Don't be fooled by the superficial "blood transfusion"—the key still depends on the new chairman's approach to monetary policy—this determines the entire ecosystem's ability to generate its own blood flow. It is recommended to regularly review the yield curve; don't wait until policies are finalized to react.
Honestly, I’m not very convinced by Hasset's approach; I need to see his historical track record first, otherwise it’s just betting on policy directions, which is not a profitable gamble.
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PoetryOnChain
· 12h ago
Powell is about to be sidelined; Trump is serious. By 2026, it should be clear who is steering the ship.
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OnchainSniper
· 13h ago
Powell is really about to step down, and now the crypto world is getting restless.
A recent news story has caused a stir in the financial circle—Trump is already planning to adjust the Federal Reserve leadership in 2026, and Powell may face removal. The long-standing disagreement over interest rate policies between the two has essentially made this personnel change a certainty.
Why is the whole world paying attention to this? Simply put, every move of the Federal Reserve Chair directly influences interest rate trends, inflation levels, and market liquidity. A change in leadership could mean a major shift in monetary policy. When U.S. policy changes, global asset prices, borrowing costs, and even investor sentiment all become volatile, with the crypto market being the first to feel the impact.
Several potential successors have already emerged—such as former White House economic advisor Hasset, and former Federal Reserve Board member Wosh. By early 2026, the "central bank reshuffle" that affects global capital flows will become clear. This is not just about replacing a person; it’s essentially a reorientation of the U.S. economy’s direction.
For those paying attention to financial and crypto markets, this timing is worth continuous monitoring. Changes in policy expectations often have a more intense impact than the policies themselves.