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Trump fired Powell could be a “very bad precedent” – Pompliano

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The crypto entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano says that US President Donald Trump shouldn’t undergo his latest threat of releasing the top of the US federal response reserve, and said that it will create a dangerous precedent -especially in view of the true motif.

“I don't think the President of the United States would are available in and fire the FED president one -sided,” said Pompliano in a video that was published on April 18 on X.

Shooting about disagreement is a slippery slope, says Pompliano

Pompliano said: “Where you have got a disagreement after which shoot, I believe this just isn’t really the world we wish to go to.”

“The idea of ​​releasing the FED chairman is a really bad precedent to set this fashion.”

After Trump had taken over his social media platform Truth Social Social to accuse Fed Fed Fed Jerome Powell, to be too slow to cut back interest. “Powell's termination cannot come quickly enough!” Trump said on April seventeenth.

Anthony Pompliano made the remarks in his online show “From the Desk of Anthony Pompliano”. Source: Anthony Pompliano

Pompliano explained that the FED, although the Fed is alleged to operate independently, critics who argue that it just isn’t really independent. “I believe the Fed could be very politicized, regardless that they specify to not be,” he said.

Pompliano recognized his own criticism of the FED and said he was not exactly a fan, but emphasized that even when the Fed had made mistakes, to not react the appropriate approach to advantages.

“I still think that only because another person does something incorrect, not that they need to do something incorrect,” said Pompliano.

The US Senator Elizabeth Warren recently warned that, if he finally switched to Fire Powell, the boldness of investors within the integrity of the US capital markets could undermine and trigger a financial crash.

“A big a part of our economy and a big a part of the worldwide economy is the concept that the large pieces move independently of politics,” said Warren during an appearance on CNBC.

Lower rates of interest often result in increased liquidity that has historically led to higher prices for more perceived dangerous assets comparable to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

It doesn't come long after Powell said that establishing a stable coin law framework was a “good idea”.

In a panel on April 16 on the Chicago Economic Club, Powell said: “The climate is changing […] In a legal framework for stable coins. “

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