Three Key Changes: Analyzing the Impact of New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on the Crypto Market
On January 30, 2026, Donald Trump formally nominated former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh to serve as Chair of the Federal Reserve. This nomination not only signals a pivotal shift in U.S. monetary policy but will also exert profound influence on the cryptocurrency market—a sector highly dependent on global liquidity. Warsh’s distinctive policy stance—pursuing interest-rate cuts and balance-sheet reduction simultaneously—stands in sharp contrast to the monetary-policy logic under Jerome Powell’s leadership. Against the backdrop of a 2026 crypto bear market and Bitcoin hitting a new annual low, this “cross-sector figure,” whose career spans academia, financial regulation, and investment, is poised to become a critical variable reshaping the cryptocurrency market landscape. This article begins by examining Warsh’s professional background and core policy philosophy, compares his monetary-policy approach with Powell’s, deeply analyzes Warsh’s complex relationship with Trump and its implications for the cryptocurrency market, and ultimately reveals the underlying survival logic governing the cryptocurrency market amid this monetary-policy transformation.

640,000 bitcoins on the line: MicroStrategy's life-or-death gamble
On November 21, 2025, the cryptocurrency market experienced its most intense volatility of the year: Bitcoin's price plummeted from $88,000 to $81,000 within 24 hours, dropping over 8% in a single day and hitting a three-month low. This sharp decline was no accident, as market attention turned squarely to MicroStrategy (Micro Strategy), the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.

How did Binance's CZ, who fled to Shanghai, get pardoned by Trump?
A veteran crypto enthusiast's ten-year memories and industry conundrum.

