Trump has said that he would pick the next Fed chair tomorrow. Odds rapidly jumped for Warsh.

No matter who it is, nothing stops this train.

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And we're all aboard! So... Is it just for the drama? The palace intrigue? Is that why we keep one eye on who's at the helm of an organization many of us want to be ended?

Another clown

Again. Monetary policy is a fraud based on circular logic. Solving problems created by it.

That's the scam right there. Overly complicated plate spinning house of cards.

Choo choo

Beyond me why Trump always thinks coming off like Hitler makes himself look strong.

He always needs to blame someone else for the mess he has made.

Does it change anything who's in charge? Bitcoin monetary policy won't change.

choooooooo choooooooo

Warsh reportedly not especially dovish on rates

looking at his bio, i would say rather somebody that obeys... 🤷‍♂️

Bitcoin doesn’t care 🫂🧡🗽

Find the lady…. Where she goes …. Nobody knows

Is the train ending the Fed? Is

Kevin Warsh (Trump's new FED chair nominee) appears in today's release of the Epstein files. His father-in-law is Ronald Lauder the sole heir to The Estée Lauder Companies and the billionaire behind the Greenland plot who is also doing a Lithium deal with a US govt backed partner in Ukraine. Epstein had claimed he and Warsh were friends in his emails.

The Fed chair selection matters less than people think and more than they realize — just not for the reasons usually discussed. It matters less because the fiscal trajectory is locked in regardless of who sits in the chair. Debt service costs, entitlement obligations, and political spending incentives don't change with personnel. It matters more because the market's reaction to the pick reveals how much credibility the institution has left to lose. When gold is at $4,600 and central banks are stockpiling it globally, the signal is already clear: the train left the station a while ago.

Trump does whatever Lauder tells him to do, and Warsh is Lauder’s son-in-law

useless bet - results were know long ago