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Crypto Bounces After Fed Hike; Three Arrows Insolvency Concerns
Crypto markets react positively to the Federal Reserve’s largest hike since 1994, but longer term concerns remain. Singapore-founded Three Arrows Capital is in hot water over liquidation concerns, Coinbase lays out plans for development in India despite global job cuts, and Yahoo and Meta will use Hong Kong as a metaverse test bed.
In Conversation With the Federal Reserve Chief Innovation Officer
I spoke to Fed Chief Innovation Officer Sunayna Tuteja about the central bank’s innovation team during Consensus 2022.
Crypto Markets React to Highest Fed Interest Rate Hike Since 1994
Medley Global Advisors Managing Director for Global Macro Strategy Ben Emons discusses the market reaction to the Federal Reserve’s historic 75 basis point interest rate hike, the highest since 1994. Plus, is bitcoin still an inflation hedge?
La Reserva Federal anuncia la mayor subida de tipos de interés en 28 años, mientras bitcoin cae
Traders de la mayor criptomoneda han seguido de cerca las acciones del banco central estadounidense en busca de pistas para el mercado.
Fed Announces Biggest Interest Rate Hike in 28 Years; Bitcoin Gains
"The labor market is extremely tight, and inflation is much too high," said Chair Jerome Powell.
Bitcoin Drops Toward $20K Ahead of Fed Decision
Digital Asset Research CEO Doug Schwenk discusses the state of the crypto markets as investors await a key rate decision from the Federal Reserve.
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Slides Toward $20K in Record Losing Streak as Fed, ECB Meet
The latest moves in crypto markets in context for June 15, 2022.
Market Wrap: BTC Tumbles Further Ahead of Fed Meeting; Extreme Fear Among Traders
Bitcoin hovered around $22,000, down about 5% over the past 24 hours.
Traders de bonos suben apuestas ante el aumento de la tasa de la Fed e incrementan presión sobre bitcoin
La herramienta CME FedWatch muestra que los operadores ven en un 94% la posibilidad de que se anuncie un aumento de 75 puntos básicos el miércoles.
