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Trump made a big move yesterday—officially threatening to sue Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, ostensibly over a $600 million building renovation, but the real intent points to the Fed’s century-old policy independence. This is not just a simple legal dispute but a direct power struggle.

Carefully analyzing his intentions, you will see a three-layered strategic game. First, using litigation to exert pressure and create political leverage over the Fed; second, targeting Powell’s term ending in May 2026 to push in his trusted candidates; finally, through the new leadership, aiming for direct influence over interest rate policies—making rate cuts subordinate to short-term political cycles rather than economic fundamentals.

This situation puts the global financial markets in a dilemma. Either the Fed compromises, turning rate cuts into political tools, risking a resurgence of inflation, fracturing the dollar’s credit foundation, and triggering a historic revaluation of global assets; or the Fed resists, escalating the policy expectations battle between the White House and the central bank, leading to short-term volatility in stocks, bonds, and currency markets.

At this juncture, the trust foundation of the traditional financial system is being eroded. Once this crack truly opens, large amounts of capital will inevitably seek alternative safe-haven channels—assets like gold and cryptocurrencies, which are non-sovereign assets, may usher in a historic allocation window.

What’s your view? Can the Fed’s independence be maintained? How should your assets respond to this wave of uncertainty? Share your thoughts in the comments.