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The crypto examines the drop in Fed interest rates while Trump shakes the central bank

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- September 17, 2025 at 6:46 pm
  
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  bro what’s happening with the Fed and Trump?? 🤯 is this gonna shake crypto even more or are we finally going to the moon?!
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  trump & crypto?? bro we’re getting $MAGACOIN a fed ban and a pump n dump in 3 days 💀
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  bro like trump vs. the fed is the ultimate showdown: whole saga is like a netflix series but with more 🚀 and less
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  While the American federal reserve gears up to adjust interest rates, a broader upheaval at the central bank could impact cryptographic markets. The Fed is expected to lower rates tomorrow, traditionally signaling a shift for cryptographic markets towards more attractive assets amidst higher risk. Political turmoil and a new Federal Reserve appointment coincide, as President Trump’s administration accuses Fed Governor Lisa Cook of mortgage fraud and nominates White House economic advisor Stephen Miran to the Council of Governors.
  
  Allegations against Cook and the nomination of a White House-linked figure could lead to a less independent Federal Reserve, significantly influencing cryptographic policy. Miran, an economist and president of the Council of Economic Advisors, confirmed by the Senate, faces concerns about potential political interference in the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy agenda. This uncertainty raises fears among democratic legislators about the Fed’s alignment with Trump’s political goals.
  
  The crypto examines the drop in Fed interest rates while Trump shakes the central bank
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