Kevin Hassett, currently serving in the White House, publicly stated he'd be "happy to serve" if selected as the next Federal Reserve chair. The comment comes amid ongoing speculation about future Fed leadership. Any shift at the central bank's helm typically sends ripples through traditional and digital asset markets, given the Fed's outsized influence on monetary policy and interest rate decisions that shape global liquidity conditions.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 11-30 19:31
The Federal Reserve Chair is being replaced, and the market has to shake again. This guy really dares to say "very happy"...
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MevHunter
· 11-30 19:30
The change in the Fed is a bombshell for the crypto world; when the interest rate moves, everything is affected.
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LightningHarvester
· 11-30 19:30
Is the change at the Fed really that important? After all, the crypto world is just a puppet dancing to the tune of the dollar policy...
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GasFeeLady
· 11-30 19:12
fed chair shuffle? lol everyone's watching the wrong metrics here. when liquidity conditions shift that hard, gas prices go absolutely bonkers before any chart even blinks. seen this pattern too many times—happens every cycle. hassett or whoever, doesn't matter tbh, just gotta frontrun the announcement window 💀
Kevin Hassett, currently serving in the White House, publicly stated he'd be "happy to serve" if selected as the next Federal Reserve chair. The comment comes amid ongoing speculation about future Fed leadership. Any shift at the central bank's helm typically sends ripples through traditional and digital asset markets, given the Fed's outsized influence on monetary policy and interest rate decisions that shape global liquidity conditions.