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Donald Trump Nominates Pro Bitcoin Kevin Warsh for Fed Chair

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President Donald Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. The White House sent the nomination to the Senate after a month of public signals from the president. Warsh would begin a four-year term if confirmed by the chamber. He would replace Jerome Powell, whose second term ends in May.

The nomination has arrived during tense political moments. Senator Thom Tillis said he will block the vote until a federal inquiry into Powell ends. Powell confirmed in January that he was under investigation for matters tied to the renovation of the Federal Reserve building. He said the inquiry began after the board refused to speed up rate cuts requested by Trump.

Bitcoin Price Surges As part of Market Reaction 

The Bitcoin price reacted strongly to the news as traders moved into digital assets. As per CoinCodex, the BTC price surged by 9% on the back of CLARITY Act momentum and the nomination of the Pro BTC chair for the Fed. The move triggered short liquidations worth more than $530 million. Ethereum also gained more than 11% during the same window.

Bitcoin moved back above $74,000 and reached a one-month high. The coin had dropped after the U.S. and Israel carried out strikes on Iran. It fell to nearly $63,000 during a period of fear across markets. It later regained momentum as risk appetite increased.

The shift also drew money away from traditional safe assets such as gold. Traders moved into Bitcoin as they reacted to warmer views toward crypto from Washington. The market now watches whether the Senate process advances.

Kevin Warsh’s Background and Policy Views

Warsh served as a Federal Reserve governor between 2006 and 2011. He worked through the global financial crisis and acted as a contact point between the Federal Reserve and large institutions. Before that, he worked at Morgan Stanley and served in the George W. Bush administration. His ties to both Wall Street and government have shaped his views on market structure.

After leaving the Federal Reserve, Warsh joined Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. He wrote about monetary policy, inflation risks and central bank balance sheets. His work often warned about long periods of loose policy. Market analysts watch how his leadership may guide future rate decisions.

Michael Saylor said earlier this year that Warsh could be the first Fed chair who understands Bitcoin. He also said Warsh’s research has shown interest in the role of digital assets during periods of high monetary expansion.

Political Tension and the Board Vacancy

Powell remains eligible to stay on the Federal Reserve board until early 2028. Warsh would need Senate approval before he takes the chair position. A separate vacancy may allow him to join the board sooner. 

Governor Stephen Miran’s temporary term ended in January. The opening could permit Warsh to enter the board before May.

Trump also attempted to remove Governor Lisa Cook in the past year. His attempt tied to claims made by a housing official. Cook denied the claim and challenged the move in court. The Supreme Court heard the case in January and has yet to issue a ruling.

Source: https://coinpaper.com/15176/donald-trump-nominates-pro-bitcoin-kevin-warsh-for-fed-chair

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