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While Jerome Powell’s term is nearing its end, the process of selecting the next Fed chair is already underway. President Trump, and likely his successor, has signaled intentions to appoint a leader sympathetic to aggressive easing and low rates—potentially below 1%. Trump even encouraged the next Fed chair to consult with him on setting interest rates, openly endorsing a reduction to boost the economy.
This confluence of policy signals—rate cuts, quantitative easing, and institutional crypto adoption—supports the argument that the macro environment is being deliberately engineered to inflate asset prices and propel a significant bull run, possibly culminating in 2026.