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Crypto Traders in Wait-and-See Mode in Countdown to Ethereum Merge
Ether was trading around the $1,500 level as the Merge approaches in less than 12 hours. Bitcoin was back below $20,000.
A Full Percentage Point Rate Hike? Bitcoin Traders Size Up Fed’s Desperation on Inflation
Chances of a 100 basis point rate hike rose fast following Tuesday's CPI report.
First Mover Americas: Ethereum Merge Spawns Watch Parties, But 'Jail Kwon' Token Gets More Hype
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Sept. 14, 2022.
Crypto Network Tron Set to Capitalize on DeFi Boom With Wintermute as Market Maker
Apart from supporting Tron’s decentralized finance ecosystem, Wintermute will provide liquidity for major TRX pairs across multiple crypto exchanges, improving its accessibility.
Terra’s Luna, Luna Classic Tokens Plunge as South Korea Issues Arrest Warrant for Do Kwon
Terra-based decentralized finance products saw outflows of over $20 million Wednesday morning.
Steep Drops in Bitcoin, Ether Cause Over $250M in Futures Losses
BTC fell 9% in the past 24 hours, the most among major cryptocurrencies, while ETH dropped 6%, CoinDesk data shows.
Market Wrap: US Inflation Data Roils Markets, Bitcoin and Ether Fall
Investors expecting a more significant improvement in inflation data were disappointed and showed it by selling.
4 Things Blockchain Analysts Are Saying About the Ethereum Merge
Investors are increasingly turning to futures markets over spot markets in order to readjust their exposure ahead of the Merge, researchers said.
Wall Street Titans' New Crypto Exchange Aims to Seriously Cut Costs for Investors
EDX Markets, backed by major trading and investment firms like Schwab and Citadel Securities, will initially offer only a handful of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.
Path Forward for Crypto Gets Tougher After US CPI Report Comes in Hot
It's becoming a game of Whac-A-Mole for the Federal Reserve to keep consumer prices from shooting up. That might mean an aggressive-for-longer stance on monetary policy, ostensibly a negative driver of prices for risky assets from stocks to cryptocurrencies.
