The Federal Reserve may be further ahead on AI than many realize. Former Fed Chief Innovation Officer @sunayna says that this year, every employee at the @federalreserve had AI in their performance goals.

Payment accounts at the Fed are an important step toward modernizing the U.S. payment system—and we want to see them actually work. That's why @coinbase filed comment letters with the @federalreserve this week. Our message is simple: expand access, but build a framework that's viable in practice. Three fixes matter most. - First, these accounts should earn interest on at least a threshold portion of balances. - Second, any overnight balance limit should be tailored to an institution's demonstrated payments needs. - Third, oversight should match the actual risk. Get these details right, and payment accounts can lower costs, strengthen competition, and keep the U.S. at the frontier of global payments.

This week, I convened the inaugural meeting of Treasury’s Payment Fraud and Scams Working Group in collaboration with @BrendanCarrFCC, @FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson, and @federalreserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman. Treasury is leading a comprehensive effort to combat these crimes by bringing together leaders across the financial services, telecommunications, and technology industries, and using every tool at our collective disposal to expose scammers, disrupt their networks, protect consumers, and hold criminals accountable.

Today @SenateGOP, along with the Democrat who put country before political ideology, confirmed @POTUS's nominee Kevin Warsh as the next Chairman of the @FederalReserve. Chairman Warsh will usher in a new day at an institution that is in need of accountability, sound policy guidance, and the renewed sense of purpose to help guide our economy. His chairmanship opens the door and lays the groundwork for every American family to build and grow in the world's greatest economy.

📊 BiFinance Macro Insights | Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision Tonight, global markets will focus on one of the week's most important macro events—the Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Decision. Interest rates influence borrowing costs and shape expectations for inflation, economic growth, and future monetary policy. As a result, the decision often has a significant impact on the U.S. dollar, equities, gold, and crypto markets. Beyond the rate decision itself, investors will be closely watching the Fed's guidance for clues about the future path of interest rates, as these signals could set the tone for the next phase of the market. 🕑 Release Time (UTC+8): 2:00 AM Stay with BiFinance for timely macro insights and market updates. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. #BiFinance# #BiFinanceMacroInsights# #FederalReserve# #FOMC# #InterestRates# #MacroEconomics# #Bitcoin# #Crypto# #MarketWatch# #Trading#

📊 #BITDailyChart# | Tonight’s CPI Could Determine Bitcoin’s Next Major Move Markets are now pricing in 2.6 Fed rate hikes over the coming quarters, a sharp reversal from the rate-cut expectations that helped launch Bitcoin's fifth bull market in early 2023. Since September 2025, expectations have steadily shifted toward tighter monetary policy, creating a meaningful headwind for Bitcoin and other crypto assets. Fed Governor Christopher Waller has also indicated that the Fed is at a crossroads, a notably hawkish comment. As a result, tonight's CPI report is critical for Bitcoin. An inflation reading above 4.0% would likely reinforce expectations for further tightening and add to downside pressure. Disclaimer: This content is provided by a contracted analyst for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risk. #BIT# #Bitcoin# #CPI# #FederalReserve# #CryptoMarkets# #Volatility#

The Fed's remaking now has a roster, and it's full of outsiders Kevin Warsh just named the outside experts leading his five Fed task forces, the panels rethinking how the central bank handles communications, its balance sheet, data, inflation, and AI's impact on jobs. The names are big: a16z's Marc Andreessen on the AI panel, ex-Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, Nobel laureate Thomas Sargent, and former central bankers Mervyn King, Raghuram Rajan and Arminio Fraga. Recommendations are due by year-end. A venture capitalist and a room full of ex-central bankers, walking into the @federalreserve. What could they change?