Investors pull $600 million from crypto products following hawkish FOMC stance
Investors withdraw $600M from digital assets after a hawkish FOMC meeting, with Bitcoin seeing the largest outflow and altcoins gaining. The post Investors pull $600 million from crypto products following hawkish FOMC st...
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Investors withdraw $600M from digital assets after a hawkish FOMC meeting, with Bitcoin seeing the largest outflow and altcoins gaining.
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