
Kevin Warsh, a nominee put forward by Donald Trump for the position of Federal Reserve Chair, said during a Senate Banking Committee hearing that he would not be “a puppet” of Trump
The market reads this as a signal of independent monetary policy rather than political control. For crypto, it creates a more mixed backdrop: on one hand, lower chances of aggressive money printing under political pressure limit fast impulsive rallies; on the other, it reduces unpredictable decisions that often fuel volatility and sharp moves. In the end, it leans more toward stability and inflation control than quick pumps, so BTC reaction tends to stay restrained and driven by actual Fed actions rather than rhetoric.