Bitcoin price whipsaws as Fed says rate hikes may not be ‘appropriate’
Bitcoin sees swift fluctuations after the Fed hikes 0.25%, but Chair Jerome Powell hints that policy may now change.
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Bitcoin sees swift fluctuations after the Fed hikes 0.25%, but Chair Jerome Powell hints that policy may now change.
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