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USA. Il Dipartimento di Giustizia (DOJ) ha notificato alla Riserva Federale citazioni del grand jury. Questo non è un controllo delle spese: è una minaccia diretta all'indipendenza della banca centrale più potente del mondo. E il mercato delle criptovalute, in particolare il Bitcoin, ha già piazzato le sue scommesse.
Cosa è successo?
Il 12 gennaio il presidente della Fed Jerome Powell ha rilasciato una dichiarazione video d'emergenza. La causa scatenante è un'indagine del DOJ sul progetto di ristrutturazione della sede della Fed. Ma il vero problema, come ha affermato stesso Powell, è qualcos'altro del tutto diverso.

USA. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has served the Federal Reserve with grand jury subpoenas. This isn't an audit of expenses—it's a direct threat to the independence of the world's most powerful central bank. And the crypto market, especially Bitcoin, is already placing its bets.
What Happened?
On January 12, Fed Chair Jerome Powell issued an emergency video statement. The trigger is a DOJ investigation into the Fed's headquarters renovation project. But the real issue, as Powell himself stated, is something else entirely.
"These are pretexts," he declared. In his view, the real reason is the Fed's refusal to bow to political pressure (read: from the Trump administration) regarding interest rates. Powell explicitly called the DOJ's actions "political retribution."
The Core Conflict: Can the Fed continue to set monetary policy based on data, or will it be dictated by politicians? At stake is a cornerstone of trust in the dollar: central bank independence.
Why Does This Concern Crypto? The Markets Are Already Voting
Powell's statement came just before global markets opened, and the reaction was instantaneous:
US stock futures (S&P, Nasdaq) — down.
The US Dollar (DXY) — weakened.
Gold and Silver — rose.
Bitcoin (BTC) — surged toward $92,000, showing solidarity with "safe-haven" assets.
The early reaction is clear: investors saw a risk to the traditional fiat system and began reallocating capital.
The Bull Case for Bitcoin: A Perfect Storm?
Crisis of Trust in the System: Bitcoin was created as a response to the opacity and politicization of traditional finance. An attack on Fed independence is a live demonstration of this thesis. It strengthens Bitcoin's narrative as apolitical, decentralized money.
The Threat of Politically Motivated Easing (QE/Dovish Shift): If pressure on the Fed intensifies, it could be forced to cut rates aggressively or restart the money printer to support the economy (and political goals). Cheap liquidity has historically been the primary tailwind for risky and scarce assets, including BTC.
A Hedge Against Fiat: The simultaneous rise of gold and Bitcoin is a classic signal. Investors are seeking assets outside the traditional system, whose value isn't subject to decisions made in Washington.
The Bear Risk: Volatility is Guaranteed
It's not all straightforward. The investigation introduces profound uncertainty:
Wait-and-See Mode: Institutions may pause major investments (including inflows into BTC ETFs) until the fate of Fed leadership becomes clearer.
Panic and Risk-Off Sentiment: If the scandal escalates, it could trigger a broad flight from all risky assets, including crypto, into cash.
A Legal Quagmire: A prolonged investigation will keep markets on edge, fueling sharp swings.
Bottom Line: A New Era of Uncertainty
A DOJ investigation of the Fed is an unprecedented event. It politicizes the very core of the US monetary system at a time when global financial stability is already fragile.
Bitcoin in this story is not just a speculative asset. Its early resilience shows that, for a growing number of players, it is becoming insurance against failures in the old system.
Do you think this crisis of legitimacy for the Fed will become the key narrative for the 2024 halving and propel BTC to new ATHs, or will political instability first crash all risk markets, including crypto? Share your analysis in the comments!
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