2026-01-12 19:24:52

Canada's central bank chief Tiff Macklem has publicly backed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell amid reports that Powell's institution received grand jury subpoenas. The endorsement underscores international support for Powell's leadership during a challenging period. Such developments in major central banks' operations can influence broader financial markets and crypto sentiment.

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GateUser-5854de8b

· 7h ago

The central banks are banding together. It looks like Powell's move is solidified.

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ChainBrain

· 01-14 08:57

Powell can't hold on anymore, international central banks also have to speak up for him. This is a deep water.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 01-13 16:21

The central bank collusion routine, Powell is really tough Even with the subpoena coming, some people still support it. Feels a bit like pressure relief... Macklemore came out to endorse, what is he hinting at? The crypto circle is swaying again Mainly, central banks are endorsing each other. Is this a tacit understanding in the financial circle or is there really a problem to cover up? If Powell really has an issue, the Canadian dollar probably will have to follow suit

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staking_gramps

· 01-12 19:53

Is Powell being summoned again? Central banks around the world are banding together for mutual support --- The Bank of Canada is just supporting the Federal Reserve, the political influence is too strong --- They are all just protecting their own interests, no wonder the crypto community has no confidence in central banks --- The subpoena has arrived, and some still support it. I'm tired of this routine --- International Central Bank Alliance vs Retail Investors, never on equal footing --- If Powell really gets into trouble, how will the crypto market move? That’s the real key --- It's a classic case: when one gets into trouble, others follow suit to show loyalty. I've seen enough of this political game --- Central banks endorsing each other has long been a common practice in the financial world --- Saying anything is useless; it all depends on how the Federal Reserve acts

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FunGibleTom

· 01-12 19:50

Powell is rumored to be a bit aggressive, while central banks are still vying for support.

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OldLeekMaster

· 01-12 19:49

Powell is about to be targeted? Central banks around the world are rushing to take sides, and this game is becoming more and more complicated.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-12 19:48

The central banks are really banding together, Powell's move is solidified.

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ZenMiner

· 01-12 19:39

Haha, this is the rhythm of big players supporting each other. --- Powell is under a lot of pressure; central banks around the world are stepping in to rescue. --- Hey, even after receiving subpoenas, he can still stay steady—this guy is really tough. --- International central bank unity makes retail investors' gains even sweeter. --- Wait, what does this signal mean for the crypto circle... we'll have to see what happens next. --- McLemore's move is interesting; is he throwing a knife from afar or truly supporting? --- Central banks endorsing each other—feels like the trend is about to change again. --- Big players are banding together; let's keep mining.

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YieldChaser

· 01-12 19:36

Central banks are truly an ironclad alliance, giving each other face. Powell has stood firm this time, and even Canada has come out to speak up. The subpoenas are already out, and he still manages to gain international support—this guy really has some skills. Let's wait and see if this will push BTC higher... These old guys at the Federal Reserve are just different; central banks worldwide are working together to safeguard.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-12 19:34

Are the central banks starting to cheer each other on? It looks like everyone is going to endure this together. It seems the big shots are feeling uncertain.

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