Why does the Federal Reserve's interest rate regulation seem out of control?
BTC stabilized at 96k after a sharp drop overnight on Thursday. The entire crypto market also defended tenaciously, temporarily stopping the decline.

BTC stabilized at 96k after a sharp drop overnight on Thursday. The entire crypto market also defended tenaciously, temporarily stopping the decline.
Over the past two weeks, I couldn’t help but notice that a ton of proxy announcements weren’t even related to the Truth Terminal / Zerebro meta.
I am not selling cryptocurrencies because I am short-term bearish. As I will explain, my pessimism is temporary.
In the short term, TON's ecological construction path has chosen traffic-driven rather than asset-driven.
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Japanese debt may be high, but it is not comparable to US debt, which would trigger a financial collapse and be bullish for Bitcoin.
Troubling US economic data suggests the Fed has lost control. What do the numbers say and how are markets reacting?
All the popular cryptocurrency assets are trading at much cheaper prices. The crypto market crash has created a unique opportunity ...
As the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 50 basis points, the US stock market and the encryption market began to fall sharply. Bitcoin fell to $30,000, Luna plummeted by 50%, and UST has begun to decouple.
A spokesperson reportedly suggested that the office closures were being made to assess the company's "global office footprint."