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Bitcoin Enters Wait-and-See Phase Ahead of Fed Statement
Wednesday's Fed policy statement is likely to see a binary market reaction.
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.
3 Things to Watch for Before Calling a Bitcoin Bottom
The Fed's dot plot may show rate hikes before end-2023 versus the March projections that signaled none until 2024, one analyst said.
Paul Tudor Jones Could Go 'All In' on Inflation Trades, Wants 5% Bitcoin Allocation
Jones sees BTC as a great way to protect wealth over the long run.
Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Tops $8T for First Time
The U.S. central bank will continue buying Treasury and mortgage bonds to support the economy.
US Consumer Prices Rise Faster Than Expected in May
The Consumer Price Index is important to bitcoin investors who are watching for signs of inflation.
Bitcoin Suffers Steepest Drop in 10 Days as US Monetary Policy Causes 'Short-Term Jitters'
Bitcoin continues its descent amid whispers of U.S. Federal Reserve tapering economic stimulus and China's ongoing pressure on crypto miners.
Deutsche Bank Issues Stark US Inflation Warning, Seeing Economic Parallels to 1940s, 1970s
Inflation could send the global economy into recession as central banks lose control, according to Deutsche Bank.
Bitcoin, Gold Are Likely to Withstand Fed Taper, SkyBridge Capital Says
They will show resilience even if the central bank curtails its monetary stimulus program.
US Added 559K Jobs in May, Missing Estimates Again
The sluggish economy could prompt the U.S. Federal Reserve to more slowly toward tapering its $120 billion in monthly bond purchases.
