US EditionTrump's Fed Nomination ‘Mixed’ Signal Bitcoin, US Liquidity: Economist
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So, Who Is Kevin Warsh And What Does He Mean For Bitcoin?
Enter: Kevin Warsh After months of discussion and endless speculation, we finally know who Trump’s nominee for the next Fed chair will be- Kevin Warsh, one of the more hawkish nominees going into this much-anticipated decision. A Fed Governor during the Financial Crisis turned Fed critic after his 2011 departure, who would then go on to work under one of the most prolific macro investors of all time- Stanley Druckenmiller. How did the markets re…
Trump’s Fed pick Kevin Warsh could shock markets with 100 bps in rate cuts this year, economist says - Technology Shout
President Trump’s Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh is likely to cut interest rates sharply and quickly, an economist who correctly described Japan’s fiscal problems said Tuesday, contradicting concerns about a slowdown in so-called liquidity easing under the incoming chairman. Robin Brooks, senior fellow at the Global Economics and Development Program at the Brookings Institution, said in the latest analysis on Tuesday that he expects 100 bas…
Fed Signal: Trump’s Nomination Sends Mixed Message for Bitcoin and U.S. Liquidity
Fed nominee Kevin Warsh’s appointment by President Donald Trump as the next Federal Reserve Chair is viewed by analysts as a “mixed signal” for Bitcoin and US liquidity conditions, which is a factor that is currently affecting crypto markets and prices. Why Warsh’s Nomination Is a Mixed Signal The United States President Donald Trump’s move to nominate Kevin Warsh, a previous Federal Reserve Governor with vast experience in monetary policy, is s…
Bitcoin Recovers to $79K as Analysts Warn of Potential Drop to $50K
Bitcoin has erased all gains accumulated during the Trump era after a sharp weekend sell-off pushed the cryptocurrency down to around $77,000, marking its lowest level since April of last year. The decline represents a dramatic reversal from late 2025, when Bitcoin surged close to $125,000, supported by a wave of crypto-friendly policies promoted by President Donald Trump. During that period, easing regulatory pressure, the approval of landmark …
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