Unbelievable! Is the "strongest stubborn holdout" in Federal Reserve history about to be born? Our old acquaintance, the "big manager" of the crypto world, Uncle Powell, has just announced a legendary big news! Just now, the "mouthpiece" Nick revealed: Although Uncle Powell will step down as chairman in May 2026, he doesn't plan to leave quietly but wants to stay on as chairman! This wave of "not leaving work on time" antics is all a show: "I don't feel at ease": rare in history! Uncle Powell feels that now the outside world is turbulent, with制度, various legal uncertainties flying everywhere. To prevent the big ship of the Federal Reserve from capsizing, he has decided to be a "regent" emperor, continuing to maintain policy stability.


He’s "angered": I heard it’s because a recent batch of messy investigations and controversies have actually sparked Uncle Powell’s desire to win or lose—"The more you push me to leave, the more I want to stay and chase!"
Double-edged sword: Once the news broke, the market felt more stable, but also awkward. The new chairman walks in and sees: "Hey, the former still in the office drinking tea!" How will this work be carried out in the future?
Blogger's honest words:
Uncle Powell leaving this message means the Fed’s "established route" might last even longer. For us in the crypto world, this is actually a reassurance, after all, "familiar recipe, familiar taste" is always better than a newcomer messing things up. Uncle Powell’s move is truly a "stability" mantra!
Was Uncle Powell’s move this time truly for the big picture, or just because he’s reluctant to give up that chair?
Today's interaction:
Do you think Uncle Powell staying is a good thing or a bad thing? Hope he continues to steer the ship, or look forward to a "newcomer" making a splash?
Chat in the comments, how long do you want to see Uncle Powell sit on that big Buddha throne? 👇
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