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Is a major shift in Federal Reserve policy coming?
Heavy signals are coming from Davos. Trump directly named the final candidate for the new Fed Chair, with BlackRock executive Rick Rieder the leading contender, along with Waller and Waugh. The current Chair Powell’s situation has clearly changed—remaining in office would face ongoing pressure, reflecting a fundamental disagreement over the tone of the Fed’s monetary policy.
The core issue lies in policy philosophy: Powell insists on a conservative approach prioritizing inflation risks, but Trump prefers the so-called "Greenspan model"—high growth does not necessarily lead to inflation, and frequent rate hikes are unnecessary. These two approaches imply completely different market directions.
If the Fed changes leadership, monetary policy could shift from the current relatively tight stance to a more easing one. This would directly boost assets like $BTC and $ETH, which are highly sensitive to liquidity. Expectations of ample dollar liquidity usually push up risk asset valuations. Plus, Trump’s friendly attitude toward the crypto industry suggests the new Chair will likely continue a more tolerant regulatory tone.
Looking at the triangle of gold, the dollar, and crypto assets, an easing cycle often means the dollar faces pressure while risk assets strengthen. Whether tokens like $SENT, $FRAX, and $SCRT will benefit depends on their specific fundamentals. But the overall market’s risk appetite is increasing.
**What do you think about this Fed personnel change? Do you believe the new policy will bring opportunities or risks to the crypto market? Share your thoughts in the comments.**
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Powell being sidelined has been obvious for a while.
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Liquidity easing + Trump-friendly policies, this combination does have some potential.
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Don't just look at BTC and ETH; you also need to watch how the US dollar index moves.
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Changing the chairperson to loosen policies? That's overthinking.
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The triangular relationship sounds complicated, but basically it's betting on the devaluation of the dollar.
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I really don't understand these small coins like SENT, FRAX, SCRT.
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For risk assets to strengthen, the premise must be genuine easing; it's still uncertain right now.
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Regulatory friendliness ≠ price must rise; there needs to be fundamental support.
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Instead of guessing policies, it's better to look at on-chain data for insights.
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Powell is really about to be sidelined, now the easing expectations are coming up
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Wait, BlackRock people are entering the Federal Reserve? This interest relationship is a bit complicated
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BTC just took off, liquidity is like magic
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Don't celebrate too early, Trump's policies have always been unpredictable
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I didn't think the triangle relationship would be so complicated; anyway, as long as the dollar is weak, just go for crypto
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The question is, will the new chair really change policies on the first day, or take it slow
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Can stablecoins like $FRAX benefit? I remain skeptical
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Loose cycle = printing money? Basically, that's what it is
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I believe in regulatory friendliness; after all, Trump himself has a crypto wallet
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The loose USD cycle has driven up risk assets, and this chain is quite standard, but the yield indicators for $SENT, $FRAX, and $SCRT are actually a trap—capital outflow symptoms have long been present, don’t be blinded by loose policy expectations.
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Basically, it’s a bet on the central bank’s mindset, which is the most dangerous diagnosis in DeFi. Historically, many projects have survived on the illusion of liquidity; once the shift occurs, they blow up. I’m more concerned about which protocols’ code can truly withstand stress testing.
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Powell vs. Greenspan ultimately boils down to the conflict between conservatives and radicals. But the crypto market seems to default to equating radicalism with opportunity, and I’ve seen too many complications from this strategy. The data speaks for itself.
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If Powell really steps down, BTC will truly take off this time.
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Basically, it's political game-playing; the crypto circle is just the beneficiary.
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Loose liquidity is good for risk assets, but can the new chair really loosen up that much? I have my doubts.
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BlackRock people entering the Federal Reserve... the vested interests are quite complicated.
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Instead of waiting for new policies, it's better to watch the market's current reaction, which is already pricing in it.
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Loose cycle = short dollar = long crypto, the logic makes sense, but how about execution?
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Trump's move was indeed ruthless, directly replacing people to control policy tone.
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$BTC has already been betting on this expectation; is it too late to get in now?
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Friendly regulation + loose policies, if truly implemented, small coins might see even bigger gains than mainstream coins.
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The question is, will the new chair really follow Trump's playbook? What about the independence of the Federal Reserve?
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The triangle of gold, dollar, and crypto is always a game of ebb and flow.
With the easing cycle coming, BTC will soar directly, and Powell's conservative rhetoric should have changed long ago
Greenspan's model sounds comfortable, and the crypto world finally has policy dividends
Regulatory friendliness + ample liquidity, a double positive indeed
But looking at the fundamentals, small coins like SENT still need to save themselves; relying solely on easing won't last long
Trump's recent moves are truly helping to legitimize cryptocurrencies
The US dollar is under pressure; those still holding positions, get ready to harvest
The question is, will the new chair really follow Trump's path? It's a bit uncertain
Can gold and BTC soar simultaneously? I still haven't fully grasped this logic
Easing is here, risk assets are dancing one after another, and stablecoins are becoming popular
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Loose monetary policy causes BTC to soar directly. This logic is too simple; we still need to see how the dollar falls
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If Reed takes office, will crypto regulation really loosen? I remain skeptical; BlackRock isn't that friendly either
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Instead of guessing who the Fed will replace, it's better to watch how the federal funds rate moves. That’s the real deal
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Trump's approach... we all know how the bubble of the Greenspan era ended. Will history really repeat itself?
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BTC reacts quickly to news, but once the expectation of easing fails, it triggers a reaction. It's all a gamble
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It feels like the entire market is betting on a shift in Fed policy. That's a bit too optimistic
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Gold, USD, and crypto triangle? I only see a carnival of risk assets
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Who the new chairperson is isn't really the point. The key is how low the federal funds rate will go
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Powell is about to be forced out, but if someone else takes over, will it really be better?
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Abundant liquidity = printing money, BTC will definitely rise first, but the question is how high it can go.
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I've heard Trump’s pro-crypto stance many times, but in the end, it all depends on how the dollar moves.
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The easing cycle sounds good, but will the dollar really come under pressure? What about the opposite?
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Is there a high chance Reed will take over? Feels like Waller is more stable.
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I just want to know if this wave can break 100,000. Everything else is just talk.
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Triangle relationship? Overcomplicated. Basically, it’s a gamble on whether the Federal Reserve is really scared.
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I haven't heard of SENT, FRAX, SCRT. What's the fundamental situation?
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Opportunity or risk, it depends on when you get in. Right now, I’m just a question mark.