Bitcoin Spikes, FED Chair Oozes Confidence in Taming Inflation
Bitcoin prices are moving higher following the U.S. FED decision to hike interest rates to tame rising inflation.
Bitcoin prices are moving higher following the U.S. FED decision to hike interest rates to tame rising inflation.
Coinbase is reportedly being investigated by the U.S. SEC for listing digital assets the regular claim to be securities.
The U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE) now bans all government employees with crypto exposure from commenting on digital asset policy.
FTX has $2 billion in cash and will offer credit lines to distressed strategic crypto firms to prevent a contagion.
Robert Leshner of Compound Finance has said centralized crypto lending firms are to blame for their failure and is good for DeFi protocols.
Voyager has submitted its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in New York, declaring bankruptcy less than a week after suspending withdrawals.
The native token of KuCoin, KCS, fell 25 percent last week after rumors of insolvency and possibility of the ramp suspending withdrawals.
Tom Loverro, a former board member at Coinbase, has said the crypto bottom is not yet in, and prices will recover once “tourists” leave.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the billionaire founder of FTX, expects more turbulence in crypto after revealing that some exchanges are insolvent.
In a recent interview, Gary Gensler, the SEC Chair, said Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency he would classify as a commodity.
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