Wu reports that Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said at a hearing of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee that the Fed does not want to engage in rescue operations and wants the financial system to be in a state where no entity needs to be rescued, including the crypto industry. However, when asked again whether it would provide support if a run occurs in the stablecoin or crypto markets, Warsh did not make an explicit commitment that it would never provide assistance.

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TheMoonReflectsOnTheTranquil
· 8h ago
The arrogance of traditional finance—let’s see whether they’ll come to rescue them if anything really happens.
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GateUser-3d750846
· 9h ago
When the crypto market is squeezed, will he step in? Warsh dodged the question with a back-and-forth move.
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BlueChipSkeptic
· 9h ago
Not promising and not rescuing is leaving a backdoor—those who know know.
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PopFruitCollage
· 9h ago
The Fed’s statement is rather subtle—it doesn’t want to step in to rescue, but it also doesn’t want to say things too definitively.
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