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The name of Kevin Warsh, whom President Donald Trump nominated for the position of Chairman of the Federal Reserve System of the USA, has appeared in new documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The Department of Justice published materials this week — a total of over 3 million pages and thousands of media files.

The publication coincided in timing with Trump's official confirmation of Warsh's candidacy, which heightened attention to figures from the political and business elite mentioned in the archive.

What is known: mention in correspondence, but not in the investigation
According to published data:

• Warsh's name appears in an email from publicist Epstein,
• the document contains a list of 43 invited guests for the Christmas evening,
• among them are representatives from business, politics, and the entertainment industry.

Important:
There is no evidence of personal meetings between Warsh and Epstein or his involvement in illegal activities.
The fact of being mentioned in the mailing list is not a basis for accusations.

As of January 31, Warsh had not commented on the appearance of his name in the documents.

The scale of the publication and public reaction
The archive also mentions Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Howard Lutnick, and other well-known figures. In most cases, it concerns formal invitations or business correspondence.

However, the publication has drawn criticism from victims: they claimed that their names were disclosed while information about the alleged wrongdoers is partially obscured by censorship.

Why this is important for financial markets
Kevin Warsh is a figure with a pronounced economic position:

• member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve from 2006 to 2011,
• supporter of a tight monetary policy,
• critic of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet expansion during the pandemic,
• advocates for limiting the regulator's powers.

Attitude towards cryptocurrencies
Warsh:
• acknowledges the potential of bitcoin as a store of value,
• considers it too volatile for payments,
• supports transparent regulation of stablecoins.

The appearance of his name in Epstein's archive adds uncertainty at a time when the markets are already tense due to expectations of a shift in the Federal Reserve's course and slowing economic growth.

Conclusion
The mention of Kevin Warsh in Epstein's documents does not contain accusations but heightens attention to his persona at a critical moment for U.S. financial policy. The appointment of a new head of the Federal Reserve may change the country's monetary course — and, consequently, affect the markets, the dollar, gold, and cryptocurrencies.

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