Crypto products post $726M outflows amid rate cut uncertainty
CoinShares expects that a 50-basis-point cut is more likely if inflation comes in below expectations in the upcoming inflation report on Sept. 10.
CoinShares expects that a 50-basis-point cut is more likely if inflation comes in below expectations in the upcoming inflation report on Sept. 10.
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