🔥Is the President personally handling the economy? "Blaming the Federal Reserve": It's actually paving the way for the 2025 Bull Market!
🏦The Federal Reserve is completely "politicized"! Summers reveals shocking news: Trump is blaming the recession, and a big opportunity is coming for the crypto world!
Behind the illusion of interest rate cuts: a power struggle between the President and the central bank is rewriting the rules of cryptocurrency.
🧑🏫Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Summers pointedly noted that Trump's recent fierce attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Powell are essentially preparing a "scapegoat" for a potential future economic recession! In a recent interview, Summers revealed: "Trump is building defenses for a possible economic downturn, and the Federal Reserve is his chosen 'moat.'"
The "blame game" has begun, with the Federal Reserve as the number one target.
Trump has recently continued to criticize Powell for "refusing to cut interest rates," accusing his policies of dragging down the economy. Summers sharply pointed out the essence: this is a carefully designed "shift of responsibility!"
Once the economy truly enters a recession, the Trump team can claim, "It's all the Federal Reserve's fault for raising rates too late and cutting them too slowly," cleverly directing voter anger towards the central bank rather than the White House.
The historical script has long been written:
2018: Trump pressured the Federal Reserve multiple times to pause interest rate hikes, and the next year began a rate-cutting cycle.
2020: After the outbreak of the pandemic, the Federal Reserve unprecedentedly cut rates to zero, directly sparking a major bull market in cryptocurrency.
Now: In the face of high inflation, political pressure once again becomes a key variable dominating monetary policy.
Compromise or conspiracy? The mainstream nomination hides secrets.
Although Summers predicts that Trump will ultimately nominate a "respected mainstream figure" to replace Powell (whose term ends in 2026), this is by no means a good-faith compromise:
"The seemingly moderate nominee is actually a stopgap measure to calm market turmoil. The real script is: if the economy worsens, the new appointee will become the perfect scapegoat; if the economy improves, the credit will go to the President's wise decision-making." —Wall Street analysts have revealed the truth.
The independence of the Federal Reserve is facing the most severe challenge in forty years. When monetary policy becomes a political tool, policy inconsistency will become inevitable — and this is precisely the fertile ground for the growth of cryptocurrencies!