🚨 EVERY NEW FED CHAIR = BITCOIN DUMP
Some market observers have pointed to an interesting historical pattern.
• 2014 → Janet Yellen takes over → Bitcoin enters a major correction
• 2018 → Jerome Powell takes over → Bitcoin declines sharply
• 2022 → Powell is reappointed → Bitcoin faces another major drawdown
Now the spotlight shifts to Kevin Warsh.
Confirmed on May 13, his first FOMC meeting is scheduled for June 16–17.
Why does this matter?
Because Bitcoin tends to be highly sensitive to liquidity conditions.
When central banks maintain tighter financial conditions, risk assets often face additional pressure.
The concern among some traders is that inflation remains elevated while geopolitical tensions continue to impact energy markets.
That combination could make aggressive easing less likely than many investors expect.
Of course, history doesn't guarantee the same outcome.
But when a pattern appears across multiple market cycles, traders pay attention.
The big question now:
Will Bitcoin break the pattern for the first time—or add another chapter to it?