The article’s central premise is factually incorrect based on the research provided. The research states that Kevin Warsh **was** appointed as Fed chair, not that he would not be appointed. The article cannot be pruned into accuracy — it is fundamentally at odds with the research context and should not be published in its current form.

If you would like, I can rewrite the article using only facts supported by the research, which would include:

– Warsh was nominated by President Trump on January 30, 2026
– Confirmed by the Senate on May 13, 2026, with a vote of 54-45
– Sworn in as the 17th Fed chair on May 22, 2026
– Previously served as Fed governor from 2006 to 2011
– Financial disclosures show equity stakes in over a dozen crypto-related ventures, with pledges to sell upon confirmation
– Bitcoin prices showed notable movements correlating with his appointment