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President Trump has intensified pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell, saying "his termination can’t come fast enough” and is reportedly reviewing whether to remove him, according to a White House official. This would be the first time a Fed Chair is fired in modern U.S. history.
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The economic advisor to the White House, Kevin Hassett, stated on Friday that President Donald Trump and his team are considering the removal of Jerome Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Hassett responded to a question at the White House about whether removing Jerome Powell is an option, saying, "The president and his team will continue to study this matter."
Hassett's statement came a day after Trump escalated an ongoing dispute with Powell, accusing him of acting "for political purposes" by not lowering interest rates.
Trump added that he has the authority to remove Powell from his position "very quickly."
Earlier, Powell told Trump that the law "does not allow for his removal," and that he would not leave his position if asked by Trump, indicating that he intends to continue his work until the end of his term in May 2026.
Powell clarified this week that he does not believe the current case before the U.S. Supreme Court will apply to the Federal Reserve.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary warned that the removal of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could expose financial markets to instability.
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Hassett responded to a question at the White House about whether removing Jerome Powell is an option, saying, "The president and his team will continue to study this matter."
Hassett's statement came a day after Trump escalated an ongoing dispute with Powell, accusing him of acting "for political purposes" by not lowering interest rates.
Trump added that he has the authority to remove Powell from his position "very quickly."
Earlier, Powell told Trump that the law "does not allow for his removal," and that he would not leave his position if asked by Trump, indicating that he intends to continue his work until the end of his term in May 2026.
Powell clarified this week that he does not believe the current case before the U.S. Supreme Court will apply to the Federal Reserve.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary warned that the removal of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could expose financial markets to instability.
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Trump to Announce New Fed Chair Very Soon!
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce his pick to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in the near future. This development carries significant implications for both the U.S. economy and global markets.
Names being floated for the position include Kevin Warsh, Christopher Waller, Scott Bessent, Kevin Hassett, and Judy Shelton.
Some candidates stand out for their Federal Reserve experience, while others are more closely aligned with Trump’s economic policies. However, figures like Shelton are considered controversial due to their unconventional economic views.
Whoever is chosen will have a direct impact on interest rate policy, the fight against inflation, and overall market direction.
🔍 All eyes are on Trump’s announcement...
#TrumpVsPowell
Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce his pick to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in the near future. This development carries significant implications for both the U.S. economy and global markets.
Names being floated for the position include Kevin Warsh, Christopher Waller, Scott Bessent, Kevin Hassett, and Judy Shelton.
Some candidates stand out for their Federal Reserve experience, while others are more closely aligned with Trump’s economic policies. However, figures like Shelton are considered controversial due to their unconventional economic views.
Whoever is chosen will have a direct impact on interest rate policy, the fight against inflation, and overall market direction.
🔍 All eyes are on Trump’s announcement...
#TrumpVsPowell
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On Thursday, US President Donald Trump called Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell "always TOO LATE AND WRONG" for failing to cut interest rates.
Trump has repeatedly urged Powell to cut interest rates, but the US central bank has adopted a wait-and-see attitude, holding rates steady at 4.25 to 4.5 percent since the start of this year.
The Republican has frequently criticized the Fed chairman, whom he originally nominated during his first term, accusing Powell of playing politics in his role running the independent central bank.
One of the main tools the Fed uses to carry out its twin purpose of controlling unemployment and inflation is setting key interest rates. While raising interest rates, or maintaining them at higher rates, can help control inflation, lowering them makes borrowing more affordable and tends to stimulate the economy by attracting investment. In March, the United States' annual consumer inflation rate dropped to 2.4 percent, approaching the Federal Reserve's long-term two percent target. According to official data, a 6.3 percent decline in fuel prices contributed to that decline.
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump called Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell "always TOO LATE AND WRONG" for failing to cut interest rates.
Trump has repeatedly urged Powell to cut interest rates, but the US central bank has adopted a wait-and-see attitude, holding rates steady at 4.25 to 4.5 percent since the start of this year.
The Republican has frequently criticized the Fed chairman, whom he originally nominated during his first term, accusing Powell of playing politics in his role running the independent central bank.
One of the main tools the Fed uses to carry out its twin purpose of controlling unemployment and inflation is setting key interest rates. While raising interest rates, or maintaining them at higher rates, can help control inflation, lowering them makes borrowing more affordable and tends to stimulate the economy by attracting investment. In March, the United States' annual consumer inflation rate dropped to 2.4 percent, approaching the Federal Reserve's long-term two percent target. According to official data, a 6.3 percent decline in fuel prices contributed to that decline.
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Powell REFUSES to Resign! Trump Explodes in Fury!
The Power Struggle Hits New Heights!
Trump (furious): “Powell! Get on your knees and sign that resignation letter!”
Powell (calm AF): “Nice try. You can’t fire this Chairman!”
Trump (desperate): “I’m begging you! I’m BEGGING you!”
Powell (ice cold): “Beg all you want. I’m unshakable.”
Key Fact:
The Fed Chair can’t be easily fired!
They serve a 14-year term, and the President has no direct authority to remove them. All he can do is rant, tweet, or wait...
Throwback to 2018:
Powell raises interest rates
Stock market: crashes
Trump: “It’s like my head was kicked by a donkey!”
But guess what? Still couldn’t touch Powell.
The Real Drama:
The Fed = Financial Nuke
Trump = Trigger Happy
Powell = Calm, Silent Operator
Top Netizen Reactions:
“Trump: I'm begging you! Powell: No, YOU beg ME! — Replay loop!”
“Federal Reserve: I answer to the economy, not the ego.”
“New Series
Powell REFUSES to Resign! Trump Explodes in Fury!
The Power Struggle Hits New Heights!
Trump (furious): “Powell! Get on your knees and sign that resignation letter!”
Powell (calm AF): “Nice try. You can’t fire this Chairman!”
Trump (desperate): “I’m begging you! I’m BEGGING you!”
Powell (ice cold): “Beg all you want. I’m unshakable.”
Key Fact:
The Fed Chair can’t be easily fired!
They serve a 14-year term, and the President has no direct authority to remove them. All he can do is rant, tweet, or wait...
Throwback to 2018:
Powell raises interest rates
Stock market: crashes
Trump: “It’s like my head was kicked by a donkey!”
But guess what? Still couldn’t touch Powell.
The Real Drama:
The Fed = Financial Nuke
Trump = Trigger Happy
Powell = Calm, Silent Operator
Top Netizen Reactions:
“Trump: I'm begging you! Powell: No, YOU beg ME! — Replay loop!”
“Federal Reserve: I answer to the economy, not the ego.”
“New Series
#TrumpVsPowell Why? Because the Fed Chair serves a 14-year term and can only be removed through official procedures—not just by yelling.
Throwback to 2018:
Powell hiked interest rates, markets dipped, and Trump was furious—called it “like getting kicked by a donkey!” But still, he couldn’t force Powell out.
Bottom line:
The Fed holds major
Throwback to 2018:
Powell hiked interest rates, markets dipped, and Trump was furious—called it “like getting kicked by a donkey!” But still, he couldn’t force Powell out.
Bottom line:
The Fed holds major
#TrumpVsPowell 💣 Trump vs Powell heating up
⚫️Trump says Powell isn’t doing his job and would step down if asked
⚫️WSJ reports Trump is eyeing Kevin Warsh as a replacement
⚫️Senator Warren warns that firing Powell could crash US markets
Bullish, bearish or just pure popcorn? 🍿
⚫️Trump says Powell isn’t doing his job and would step down if asked
⚫️WSJ reports Trump is eyeing Kevin Warsh as a replacement
⚫️Senator Warren warns that firing Powell could crash US markets
Bullish, bearish or just pure popcorn? 🍿
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The Great Liberation: How Powell's Exit Ignites the Crypto Supercycle
Listen closely.
The chart whispers what the headlines scream: Powell's resignation is the turning point. That downward line? Not a collapse, but a coiling spring. The Fed's liquidity strangulation is fracturing, and smart money is already turning.
1. The Fed's Waterloo
Trump's war against Powell is not political theater; it is a calculated demolition of tight money. Warsh as successor? A known dove. Rate cuts to 3%? Inevitable. History shows: When the Fed hesitates, cryptos don't walk, they leap!
The Great Liberation: How Powell's Exit Ignites the Crypto Supercycle
Listen closely.
The chart whispers what the headlines scream: Powell's resignation is the turning point. That downward line? Not a collapse, but a coiling spring. The Fed's liquidity strangulation is fracturing, and smart money is already turning.
1. The Fed's Waterloo
Trump's war against Powell is not political theater; it is a calculated demolition of tight money. Warsh as successor? A known dove. Rate cuts to 3%? Inevitable. History shows: When the Fed hesitates, cryptos don't walk, they leap!
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#TrumpVsPowell #CanadaSOLETFLaunch
Canada has launched its first exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on Solana (SOL) in a significant development in the world of institutional investment in cryptocurrencies. This fund is named "Purpose Solana ETF" and has been listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, enabling investors to gain exposure to Solana without having to own it directly. This move follows the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum funds in Canada and underscores the expansion of acceptance of digital assets within the traditional financial system. This product is expected to attract institutions and individual investors looking to diversify their portfolios with emerging blockchain projects like Solana, which offers fast and low-cost solutions for smart contracts and decentralized applications.
Canada has launched its first exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on Solana (SOL) in a significant development in the world of institutional investment in cryptocurrencies. This fund is named "Purpose Solana ETF" and has been listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, enabling investors to gain exposure to Solana without having to own it directly. This move follows the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum funds in Canada and underscores the expansion of acceptance of digital assets within the traditional financial system. This product is expected to attract institutions and individual investors looking to diversify their portfolios with emerging blockchain projects like Solana, which offers fast and low-cost solutions for smart contracts and decentralized applications.
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Powell refuses Trump’s demand to resign—what a showdown!
Trump shouts: “Powell! Resign now!”
Powell calmly replies: “You can’t fire me like that.”
Trump pleads: “Come on, I’m begging you!”
Powell stays firm: “Not happening!”
Here’s the deal:
The President can’t directly fire the Fed Chair.
Why? Because the Fed Chair serves a 14-year term and can only be removed through official procedures—not just by yelling.
Throwback to 2018:
Powell hiked interest rates, markets dipped, and Trump was furious—called it “like getting kicked by a donkey!” But still, he couldn’t force Powell out.
Bottom line:
The Fed holds major financial power. Trump pushed hard, but Powell didn’t budge: “The more pressure, the stronger I stand.”
Internet's loving it:
“Trump: Please quit! Powell: Nope! Loop continues…”
“The Fed: I answer to the economy, not the President!”
“Next episode: ‘Powell vs Pressure!’”
Fun fact:
The Federal Reserve runs the economy’s engine. The President may yell, but the Fed doesn’t flinch.
Powell refuses Trump’s demand to resign—what a showdown!
Trump shouts: “Powell! Resign now!”
Powell calmly replies: “You can’t fire me like that.”
Trump pleads: “Come on, I’m begging you!”
Powell stays firm: “Not happening!”
Here’s the deal:
The President can’t directly fire the Fed Chair.
Why? Because the Fed Chair serves a 14-year term and can only be removed through official procedures—not just by yelling.
Throwback to 2018:
Powell hiked interest rates, markets dipped, and Trump was furious—called it “like getting kicked by a donkey!” But still, he couldn’t force Powell out.
Bottom line:
The Fed holds major financial power. Trump pushed hard, but Powell didn’t budge: “The more pressure, the stronger I stand.”
Internet's loving it:
“Trump: Please quit! Powell: Nope! Loop continues…”
“The Fed: I answer to the economy, not the President!”
“Next episode: ‘Powell vs Pressure!’”
Fun fact:
The Federal Reserve runs the economy’s engine. The President may yell, but the Fed doesn’t flinch.
#TrumpVsPowell to get the most According to a Wall Street Journal report, former U.S. President Trump has been secretly working for months to remove Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Trump is said to have already lined up a potential replacement — and is determined to take action before Powell’s term ends.
✔ Behind Closed Doors: Trump’s Secret Plan
◾ Trump has been meeting privately since late 2023 to discuss firing
✔ Behind Closed Doors: Trump’s Secret Plan
◾ Trump has been meeting privately since late 2023 to discuss firing
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#TrumpVsPowell Taka Earth, Earth Taka
Taka Earth, Earth Taka,
Life is spinning in Dhaka.
Today’s king, tomorrow’s beggar,
The game of time, nothing remains.
Money falls from the leaves of trees,
Value is empty without hard work.
The smell of wet earth in sweat,
That very money brings happiness.
Dreams break in the fire of greed,
Money just lures with deception.
Earthly people, unite in the earth,
No one walks away with money.
That’s why I say, understand,
Money is not happiness, look at the heart.
People will remain, the earth will remain,
Money will just turn to dust!
Taka Earth, Earth Taka,
Life is spinning in Dhaka.
Today’s king, tomorrow’s beggar,
The game of time, nothing remains.
Money falls from the leaves of trees,
Value is empty without hard work.
The smell of wet earth in sweat,
That very money brings happiness.
Dreams break in the fire of greed,
Money just lures with deception.
Earthly people, unite in the earth,
No one walks away with money.
That’s why I say, understand,
Money is not happiness, look at the heart.
People will remain, the earth will remain,
Money will just turn to dust!
#TrumpVsPowell
Bitcoin (BTC) was invented by a pseudonymous individual or group named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008 and is the world’s first enduring cryptocurrency that succeeded where decades of digital cash experiments failed.
Bitcoin’s monetary policy is enforced through a unique blend of software, cryptography and financial incentives rather than the whim of trusted third parties. The Bitcoin network is powered by a cryptographically secure, verifiable database called the blockchain — itself a technological phenomenon.
The Bitcoin ecosystem consists of a global network of stakeholders, including the miners that secure the network and drive the issuance of the Bitcoin currency, the traders who speculate on this radically market-driven asset, and the builders working to onboard people to the cryptocurrency paradigm.
At Cointelegraph, we are chronicling the ongoing story of Bitcoin and the rise of a borderless, permissionless financial system. What has changed since Satoshi wrote the Bitcoin white paper? How is Bitcoin trading developing over the years, what are the best ways of investing in Bitcoin, and how do Bitcoin futures influence blockchain adoption? How will industry stakeholders work to make Bitcoin a mainstay in people’s lives, and will incumbent and legacy systems accept or fight this change?
Bitcoin (BTC) was invented by a pseudonymous individual or group named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008 and is the world’s first enduring cryptocurrency that succeeded where decades of digital cash experiments failed.
Bitcoin’s monetary policy is enforced through a unique blend of software, cryptography and financial incentives rather than the whim of trusted third parties. The Bitcoin network is powered by a cryptographically secure, verifiable database called the blockchain — itself a technological phenomenon.
The Bitcoin ecosystem consists of a global network of stakeholders, including the miners that secure the network and drive the issuance of the Bitcoin currency, the traders who speculate on this radically market-driven asset, and the builders working to onboard people to the cryptocurrency paradigm.
At Cointelegraph, we are chronicling the ongoing story of Bitcoin and the rise of a borderless, permissionless financial system. What has changed since Satoshi wrote the Bitcoin white paper? How is Bitcoin trading developing over the years, what are the best ways of investing in Bitcoin, and how do Bitcoin futures influence blockchain adoption? How will industry stakeholders work to make Bitcoin a mainstay in people’s lives, and will incumbent and legacy systems accept or fight this change?
🚨 I'm Taking a Short on $SOL /USDT 🚨
Price Now: $138.92 (+3.93%)
Strong Wall: $140
Support Below: $132.47
Range Today: $132.47 – $139.96
Why I'm Shorting:
$SOL hit hard resistance at $140. It's slowing down.
I see bearish signs on the 15-min chart. Looks weak.
My Short Plan:
Entry: $138.70 – $139.20
TP1: $136.50
TP2: $134.80
TP3: $132.70
Stop Loss: $140.40
I'm Waiting for:
One 15-min candle to close below $138.50 with volume. That’s my go.
If You Trade Too:
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Price Now: $138.92 (+3.93%)
Strong Wall: $140
Support Below: $132.47
Range Today: $132.47 – $139.96
Why I'm Shorting:
$SOL hit hard resistance at $140. It's slowing down.
I see bearish signs on the 15-min chart. Looks weak.
My Short Plan:
Entry: $138.70 – $139.20
TP1: $136.50
TP2: $134.80
TP3: $132.70
Stop Loss: $140.40
I'm Waiting for:
One 15-min candle to close below $138.50 with volume. That’s my go.
If You Trade Too:
Watch this setup. Lock profits early. Protect your money.
Follow me for more clean setups.
Share with your trading buddy.
#TrumpVsPowell #BinanceAlphaAlert #BinanceLeadsQ1 #SolanaSurge #BinanceLaunchpoolINIT
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#TrumpVsPowell TRUMP JUST DROPPED A BOMB ON THE FED… AND IT’S GETTIN’ SPICY FAST
Alright fam, grab your popcorn and strap in — because 45 ain’t playin’. Yep, Donald J. Trump just sent a big fat “nah bro” to the current FED chair and filed a formal request with the Supreme Court to give him the BOOT. Like, “see ya never” kind of energy.
And get this — the Supreme Court now has 30 days to make a move. Thirty. That’s not a lot of time when you’re talking about shifting the whole monetary ship.
WHY DOES THIS MATTER?
For the normies: The FED = the big dogs who control interest rates, inflation, and basically how much your money is worth. So when a former (and possibly future?) president says, “Yo, I don’t trust this guy with the $$$,” it’s not just political drama — it’s macro fireworks.
CRYPTO HEADS, THIS IS YOUR WAKE-UP SIREN.
Alright fam, grab your popcorn and strap in — because 45 ain’t playin’. Yep, Donald J. Trump just sent a big fat “nah bro” to the current FED chair and filed a formal request with the Supreme Court to give him the BOOT. Like, “see ya never” kind of energy.
And get this — the Supreme Court now has 30 days to make a move. Thirty. That’s not a lot of time when you’re talking about shifting the whole monetary ship.
WHY DOES THIS MATTER?
For the normies: The FED = the big dogs who control interest rates, inflation, and basically how much your money is worth. So when a former (and possibly future?) president says, “Yo, I don’t trust this guy with the $$$,” it’s not just political drama — it’s macro fireworks.
CRYPTO HEADS, THIS IS YOUR WAKE-UP SIREN.
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#TrumpVsPowell Trump vs Powell
1. From Nominee to Nemesis
Trump 🇺🇸 picked Powell as Fed Chair in 2017, but Powell raised rates 📈 and tightened policy 💵, clashing with Trump’s growth-first agenda.
Trump's reaction? Called him an “enemy” ⚔️ of U.S. growth after markets dipped 📉 in 2018.
2. 2019: Rate Cut Pressure
During the China trade war 🇨🇳🔥, Trump slammed Powell as “too late & wrong” ❌ and pushed for faster rate cuts 🔽.
He even explored firing him 🚫—Powell refused to resign and questioned the legality ⚖️.
3. 2025 Feud Reignites
In April 2025, Trump accused Powell of holding rates too high ⏸️ and lagging behind Europe 🇪🇺.
He claimed he may fire Powell and is “studying” it 🔍.
Economists warn: Undermining the Fed could trigger volatility ⚠️, inflation 💸, or stagflation 🌪️.
4. Possible Replacement?
Trump is eyeing Kevin Warsh 👔—a former Fed governor and CBDC supporter 💻🪙—as a Powell replacement, though Warsh warns against abrupt firings 🚨.
5. What’s at Stake?
Fed independence 🏛️ = key to stable inflation ⚖️
Powell warns further cuts may fuel inflation 🔥
Trump wants lower rates to boost growth 📈 amid tariff pressures 🏷️
Current Status (as of April 19, 2025):
Powell stays on ⏳ (term ends May 2026) while the Supreme Court ⚖️ weighs in on removal powers.
The fight continues to shape U.S. economic policy ⚡
Disclaimer:
For informational purposes only. Not financial or legal advice. Based on public reports as of April 2025.
1. From Nominee to Nemesis
Trump 🇺🇸 picked Powell as Fed Chair in 2017, but Powell raised rates 📈 and tightened policy 💵, clashing with Trump’s growth-first agenda.
Trump's reaction? Called him an “enemy” ⚔️ of U.S. growth after markets dipped 📉 in 2018.
2. 2019: Rate Cut Pressure
During the China trade war 🇨🇳🔥, Trump slammed Powell as “too late & wrong” ❌ and pushed for faster rate cuts 🔽.
He even explored firing him 🚫—Powell refused to resign and questioned the legality ⚖️.
3. 2025 Feud Reignites
In April 2025, Trump accused Powell of holding rates too high ⏸️ and lagging behind Europe 🇪🇺.
He claimed he may fire Powell and is “studying” it 🔍.
Economists warn: Undermining the Fed could trigger volatility ⚠️, inflation 💸, or stagflation 🌪️.
4. Possible Replacement?
Trump is eyeing Kevin Warsh 👔—a former Fed governor and CBDC supporter 💻🪙—as a Powell replacement, though Warsh warns against abrupt firings 🚨.
5. What’s at Stake?
Fed independence 🏛️ = key to stable inflation ⚖️
Powell warns further cuts may fuel inflation 🔥
Trump wants lower rates to boost growth 📈 amid tariff pressures 🏷️
Current Status (as of April 19, 2025):
Powell stays on ⏳ (term ends May 2026) while the Supreme Court ⚖️ weighs in on removal powers.
The fight continues to shape U.S. economic policy ⚡
Disclaimer:
For informational purposes only. Not financial or legal advice. Based on public reports as of April 2025.
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