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The latest confrontation between President Donald Trump and the US
Federal Reserve is pushing investors toward assets insulated from
political influence, with Bitcoin “a beneficiary”.
This is the analysis from the CEO of one of the world’s largest
independent financial advisory organizations as Fed Chair Jerome
Powell confirms he faces a federal criminal investigation linked to
his congressional testimony and the $2.5 billion renovation of the
central bank’s headquarters.
It follows years of increasing public pressure from President Trump
for faster and deeper interest-rate cuts.
Nigel Green of deVere Group says:
“Markets recognize a deeper issue here than a policy
disagreement.
Pressure on the central bank of the world’s largest economy
carries global consequences.
“Confidence in monetary governance in the United States
anchors financial stability far beyond its borders.
“When that confidence weakens, capital moves quickly toward
assets designed to exist beyond political reach.”
He continues:
“Legal scrutiny of the chair of the most influential central
bank on earth, set against sustained political demands on interest
rates, sends a signal investors do not ignore.
“Bitcoin, typically, responds positively to precisely this
kind of signal.”
The Federal Reserve’s role reaches far beyond US borders. Its
decisions shape global interest-rate cycles, capital flows, currency
stability and risk pricing across continents, influencing trading
desks, treasury teams, and policymakers across emerging markets.
“Monetary credibility in the US sets the tone for financial
credibility everywhere,” notes the deVere CEO.
Financial systems operate on trust in institutions. The Fed anchors
that trust for the dollar, for global bond markets, for equity
valuations and for cross-border investment flows.
“When legal pressure appears alongside political frustration
over interest rates, investors reassess the durability of that
anchor.”
This reassessment has already translated into market moves.
“Equity futures have softened on concern around policy
uncertainty. Gold has climbed to record territory as investors seek
insulation from political risk.
“The US dollar has weakened against major peers as traders
recalibrate faith in the institution behind it. Bitcoin has risen
alongside these shifts.”
He adds:
“Repositioning lifts assets built on independence from
political control. Bitcoin fits that description better than any
financial instrument in circulation. Its fixed supply, rule-based
issuance and decentralised governance give it qualities that fiat
currencies cannot replicate. Presidents cannot adjust its supply.
Legislatures cannot rewrite its protocol. Central banks cannot
influence its monetary settings.”
During periods of institutional strain, these features move from
abstract theory to practical advantage. The current confrontation
places the Fed’s autonomy at the centre of market psychology.
“Investors understand why autonomy matters. Monetary
credibility keeps inflation expectations contained, stabilises bond
yields and anchors currency confidence. When credibility comes under
strain, defensive behavior takes over.”
Gold has traditionally filled that defensive role. Bitcoin now shares
that space.
Institutional adoption has accelerated that transition. Spot Bitcoin
ETFs, regulated custody solutions and deeper derivatives markets allow
pension funds, asset managers and family offices to move rapidly when
monetary risk rises.
“In past decades, political pressure on central banks drove
flows almost exclusively into gold and defensive currencies,”
he says.
“Today, Bitcoin absorbs part of that same demand.”
The clash between President Trump and the Fed reinforces a broader
trend shaping global markets.
Nigel Green notes:
“Fiscal pressures are rising, public debt continues to expand,
political incentives increasingly favor looser monetary conditions,
and central banks face louder demands to support growth at any cost.
“Each episode highlighting tension between elected leaders and
monetary authorities strengthens the case for assets governed by
code rather than discretion. Bitcoin embodies that principle.”
Markets, he says, trade on direction rather than verdicts.
“Investors don’t wait for courtroom outcomes or formal
policy shifts. Perception of direction drives pricing.
“Direction now points toward deeper politicisation of monetary
debate in the United States. Bitcoin prices that future
quickly.”
The dollar’s global role adds further weight to the moment.
Reserve-currency status rests on institutional trust, especially trust
in the independence of the central bank of the world’s largest
economy.
“When headlines suggest pressure on that independence, hedging
begins,” comments the CEO. “Some capital flows into
gold, some into defensive currencies, and a growing share moves into
Bitcoin.”
Emerging markets are watching closely.
“Any erosion of confidence in US monetary governance increases
volatility in currencies across Latin America, Africa and Southeast
Asia,” he explains.
“Investors in those regions often prefer assets beyond
sovereign influence during periods of systemic uncertainty. Bitcoin
fits that preference.”
He concludes:
“Financial history shows a consistent pattern. When political
power edges closer to monetary control, investors seek distance from
that power. In the modern era, many choose Bitcoin.
“Currently rising prices reflect more than momentum.”
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