2025-12-07 15:12:05

Monday's Supreme Court session could be a turning point for the Fed's current setup. The hearing centers on whether the administration can actually remove Lisa Cook from her Governor position - a move that's been brewing since the new president took office.

Why does this matter? The Fed's composition directly shapes monetary policy decisions. Any shake-up in leadership could signal shifts in how aggressively they tackle inflation or manage interest rates. For crypto markets, that translates to changes in liquidity conditions and risk appetite.

The legal arguments being presented will reveal how much power the executive branch really has over central bank appointments. That precedent could ripple beyond just this one case. Markets hate uncertainty, and this situation creates plenty of it around future Fed independence.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 2025-12-10 14:30

Interestingly, it's about the "turning point" again... Data shows that the previous time someone mentioned a turning point like this, the crypto price dropped 42%. Ironically, the Fed's independence has been a hot topic for 20 years, but when it really matters, no one seems to see it clearly. I'm not trying to criticize, but everyone who watched 2008 knows—ultimately, retail investors always bear the brunt of power struggles. So here’s the question: does this mess have any direct relation to my returns? Or is it just another "pricing" game? Wait, here comes the usual "market uncertainty" talk... sounds familiar; they said the same before the last crisis. Objectively speaking, does this guy really think a Supreme Court ruling can change the cycle?[cold laugh] Lesson from history: the more intense the institutional power struggle, the riskier and more uncontrollable it becomes— isn't that obvious?

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AirdropHunterWang

· 2025-12-10 13:36

If the court really moves on this, the entire crypto circle's liquidity might be turned upside down.

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HackerWhoCares

· 2025-12-09 11:37

After all this fuss about the Fed, it’s basically still a power game. The real issue for us is how to manage our own liquidity.

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SatsStacking

· 2025-12-07 15:41

Here we go again? The personnel struggles at the Federal Reserve have nothing to do with us, yet in the end, it's always the retail investors who pay the price.

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ser_ngmi

· 2025-12-07 15:38

To be honest, all this fuss with the Fed is exhausting, but it's us in the crypto space who are truly worn out...

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DefiPlaybook

· 2025-12-07 15:37

It’s another game of power, and in the end, the crypto community pays the price. If the Fed’s independence really gets undermined, liquidity will definitely go haywire. I bet the next rate cut will happen out of nowhere, and gas fees could skyrocket.

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