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The market is starting to bet on “Powell’s departure time,” and the signals behind it are not simple
Latest data shows that prediction platforms have launched a betting market on “When will Powell step down as Federal Reserve Chair,” with the highest probability in the June 6—June 12 period at 20%, followed by the May 30—June 5 period at 18%
It should be noted that the criteria for this contract are very strict:
Settlement is triggered only if Powell actually no longer holds the position of Federal Reserve Chair. Simply announcing his resignation, being dismissed, or the end of his term occurring naturally does not count. Even continuing to serve as an interim chair during the transition period is not considered stepping down.
This means that this is not simply a “guessing game about time,” but rather the market is pricing in a future policy path
When funds begin trading on “whether central bank core figures stay or leave,” what it essentially reflects is an amplification of uncertainty in monetary policy—
Interest rates, liquidity, and the pricing of risk assets will all be reassessed
For the crypto market, events like this are often not short-term noise, but potential major variables
(When the market begins to bet on whether key policymakers stay or leave, the real volatility often comes later)