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The Federal Reserve's Power Dynamics Shift, Crypto Market Expectations Rapidly Change!
Recently, the market has been digesting an interesting phenomenon: the probability of Powell resigning before May has dropped from 74% to 45%, while the chance of him remaining until 2028 has surged. How intense is the political game? The more openly pressure is applied, the more it tends to strengthen his position.
The issue lies here—amidst this power tug-of-war, the support for the originally hopeful dovish faction has plummeted, while the more hawkish stance begins to rise. The result could be decision-making power shifting toward candidates more inclined to tighten policies. What does this mean for the crypto market? Policy uncertainty suddenly increases.
Interestingly, this palace coup has essentially already been lost. Even if Powell steps down as Chair, he can still speak as a Federal Reserve governor until 2028. The short-term noise instead highlights the resilience of the Fed as an independent institution.
From another perspective: the tension between the central bank and the executive branch is reshaping. This long-term power confrontation directly impacts the stability of policy expectations—and what crypto markets fear most is ambiguous policy signals. The game for the year has just begun, and the market needs to closely monitor policy directions and respond cautiously during this high-uncertainty period.