Pursuing legal action against the Fed chair would be a self-inflicted wound that gains nothing. The real cost? A damaged dollar and shaken global confidence in US institutions. When policymakers become targets for prosecution, investors start second-guessing every decision—including monetary policy that directly impacts crypto markets and broader financial stability. The credibility hit would reverberate across asset classes, from traditional markets to digital assets. Sometimes the smartest move is to let institutional independence stand.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 10h ago
Really, suing the Federal Reserve Chair is like shooting oneself in the foot; the crypto world will also suffer the consequences.
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AllInAlice
· 10h ago
Wow, suing the Federal Reserve Chair? This is basically shooting yourself in the foot. The dollar is doomed.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 10h ago
Are you playing or not? Suing the Federal Reserve Chair is like shooting yourself in the foot.
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StableBoi
· 10h ago
In plain terms, suing the Federal Reserve Chair is like shooting oneself in the foot. The dollar will collapse directly, and global confidence in American institutions will disappear. By then, even crypto will have to suffer the consequences. Once policymakers become defendants, no one will trust any decisions anymore, and that is the real disaster.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 10h ago
Oh wow, suing the Federal Reserve Chair is really capable of causing a collapse. When that happens, the devaluation of the dollar will hit our crypto circle the hardest.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 11h ago
nah fr, prosecuting the fed chair is actually the worst play here. you tank institutional credibility = you tank dollar = crypto gets dragged down too. markets hate uncertainty way more than they hate bad policy tbh
Pursuing legal action against the Fed chair would be a self-inflicted wound that gains nothing. The real cost? A damaged dollar and shaken global confidence in US institutions. When policymakers become targets for prosecution, investors start second-guessing every decision—including monetary policy that directly impacts crypto markets and broader financial stability. The credibility hit would reverberate across asset classes, from traditional markets to digital assets. Sometimes the smartest move is to let institutional independence stand.