Bitcoin sell-off intensifies after hot US inflation report rattles stocks, crypto
Bitcoin slid to $117,400 after hotter-than-expected US PPI data dampened Fed rate cut hopes, sparking inflation fears and weighing on crypto and stocks.
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Bitcoin slid to $117,400 after hotter-than-expected US PPI data dampened Fed rate cut hopes, sparking inflation fears and weighing on crypto and stocks.
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