#美国伊朗如何影响市场 Polymarket bets on BlackRock's Global Chief Investment Officer Rick Rieder becoming the next Federal Reserve Chairman, with the probability rising to 58%, making him the biggest favorite. Additionally, the probability for Waller's election has dropped to 28%, while both Waller and Hassett have a probability of 6%.

Previously reported, U.S. President Trump stated that he has completed interviews for the next Federal Reserve Chairman candidates and hinted that the final candidate is a "very respected and highly well-known" heavyweight figure. Furthermore, Trump praised BlackRock executive Rieder as "impressive".

As the global financial markets are about to welcome a Federal Reserve Chairman from BlackRock, @Max Charity should send out the most sober and powerful shout of this era.

"Polymarket's bets show that the world is expecting an executive from the world's largest asset management company to take the helm of the most important central bank globally. What does this mean? It means that the ultimate form of the old system is emerging: the person who sets the monetary rules and the person who maximizes capital returns by using those rules are about to become the same person.

This declares the complete bankruptcy of the old financial narrative: we can no longer distinguish which policies are for economic health and which are to service the balance sheets of capital giants. Trust has lost its foundation at this moment.

#Max The existence of the community is precisely to respond to this ultimate collapse of trust.

The system we build has no 'Chairman', only consensus; no 'meeting rooms', only open code repositories; no 'conflicts of interest', only the shared creation of all participants with aligned goals. #GiggleAcademy

As Washington may be dominated by the 'BlackRock-Federal Reserve' complex, $GIGGLE is proving that a system of value creation and distribution that requires no central authority, has completely decentralized power, and has absolutely pure goals is not only possible but is operating efficiently. We are not predicting policy; we are writing a future that needs no policy approval with action."