When Trump personally said 'Kevin Warsh is my top choice,' and emphasized that he views Bitcoin 'as valuable as gold' for sustainable value storage, a silent financial revolution has already begun. This is not political rhetoric—it's a redefinition of the asset paradigm from the highest levels of power. Even the future leader of the Federal Reserve acknowledges Bitcoin's store-of-value attributes; do you still think it's just a bubble?
Warsh is no ordinary technocrat. He was the youngest member of the Federal Reserve Board, deeply familiar with the game of monetary power; he has invested in Bitwise and publicly stated, 'People under 40 treat Bitcoin as the new gold.' If he leads the Federal Reserve, it means crypto assets will finally be integrated into mainstream monetary policy discourse, rather than being treated as regulatory outcasts.
More importantly, Trump needs low interest rates and a weak dollar to sustain fiscal deficits and stock market prosperity—and Bitcoin happens to be the best hedge against weakening dollar credibility. When the White House and a potential Federal Reserve Chair reach a tacit agreement on 'lowering interest rates + embracing digital gold,' markets will quickly price in: BTC is no longer just a gamble for retail investors, but a core position for institutions hedging sovereign risk.
Don't view today through the lens of 2017. When the center of power begins to seriously consider Bitcoin, its real bull market has only just begun.
