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Inflation
Paul Tudor Jones Could Go ‘All In’ on Inflation Trades, Wants 5% Bitcoin Allocation
Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones said Monday if the Fed insists rising prices is transitory, then he will go "all in" on inflation trades and allocate at least 5% of his portfolio to bitcoin. He said he sees BTC as a great way to protect wealth over the long run. "The Hash" panel explores the Fed's narrative around inflation and whether Jones' support for bitcoin fits in.
Bitcoin Price Rises Above $37K. What's Next?
The price of bitcoin has risen above $37,000 amid bullish news from El Salvador adopting bitcoin as legal tender and bearish news from China cracking down on more mining operations. Lindsay Joo of BitBull Capital shares her analysis of the possible factors impacting BTC's price and where we go from here. Plus, altcoins of interest to Joo and the inflation impact on crypto markets.
Treasury Secretary Yellen Says Inflation Could Reach 3% This Year As Recovery Continues
At a G7 meeting this past weekend, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said inflation rates could rise as high as 3% through the rest of 2021 but maintained this price increase is probably transitory. “The Hash” panel connects the dots to the crypto markets.
Deutsche Bank предупреждает об инфляции в США, проводя экономические параллели с 1940-ми и 1970-ми годами
По данным Deutsche Bank, инфляция может привести к рецессии мировой экономики, поскольку центральные банки теряют контроль.
China Will Now Allow Couples to Have 3 Children After 2 Child Policy Fails to Stem Declining Birthrates
In a major policy shift, China says married couples may have three children, up from two, to rejuvenate its aging population and boost its economy. “The Hash” team examines China’s child policy issues and its impact on global inflation and the crypto markets.
Why Isn’t Biden’s $6T Spending Plan Boosting the Price of Bitcoin?
It has been a long-time belief in the crypto space that inflationary fears drive up the price of bitcoin, but the markets aren’t jumping today over President Biden’s expected $6 trillion budget proposal for fiscal year 2022. “The Hash” panel breaks down why sentiment may have changed.
Are Inflation Fears Driving the Crypto Markets?
Fear of inflation has been cited as a major reason for bitcoin’s bull run, and corporate treasurers have claimed they’re adding bitcoin to the balance sheet to provide a hedge against the dollar.