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Wait a moment, this news needs to be carefully considered. Trump announced a major move—by May 2026, Federal Reserve Chair Powell's term will expire, and he will be replaced.
This is no small matter. The fact is, the Federal Reserve Chair controls the entire interest rate policy and inflation trends, essentially serving as the global capital market's weather vane. When one person steps down and a new one takes over, U.S. monetary policy could undergo a significant shift. What does this mean? Borrowing costs will change, the logic of global asset pricing will need to be recalculated, and market risk appetite will also shift.
Trump has long been dissatisfied with Powell's policies; he wants to find someone whose economic philosophy aligns more closely with his, especially on interest rate issues. Now, this "replacement" plan is officially underway.
Who might succeed? Currently, the most discussed candidates include former White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett and former Federal Reserve Board member Kevin Warsh. By early 2026, an official announcement of the final choice is expected. From now on, this is essentially a countdown.
Honestly, this is not just about changing a chairperson. It’s a reorientation of U.S. economic policy and possibly the beginning of a reshaping of global financial rules. Throughout 2026, the logic of financial markets may start to gradually shift from this moment. The crypto community needs to wake up—such a level of policy change will directly impact the dollar, influence risk assets, and ultimately all of it will come crashing in.