Federal Reserve

Just another normal day in the cryptoverse.

What with the backsliding in spite of the massive investments in AML, and all.

If there’s a benchmark, someone is trying (and probably succeeding) at manipulating it.

Like so many Americans, Judy Shelton’s hopes for a spot on the Fed are on life support.

Gary Gensler and Ted Kaufman are not the kind of people big finance want to see in positions of influence.

Remember this, revolutionaries, when the reckoning comes.

The most hapless man in Washington is also its most important, come what may.

Three millennials have serious wallet-share.

And that doesn’t even take into account the QAnon guy.

She’s perfect.

Among central bankers, “powerful” will now be used to connote howling, helpless impotence.

Jay Powell flexes his muscle while the president flails helplessly.

They’ll probably just shrug off the impending economic cliff the president and Congress seem intent on driving off.

Who says this country suffers from systemic racism?

Some people have understood and connected the dots and lay the blame at the Fed’s door.

I mean, sure, a 50% jump in profits seems great, but he wouldn’t want to set expectations too high.

But not without delivering another, posthumous “F.U.” to the late former Fed chief.

This is a less reassuring statement than he probably thinks.