Fed’s ‘third mandate’ may devalue dollar, send crypto soaring
Donald Trump’s latest Fed pick cited a “third mandate” for the bank to moderate long-term rates, potentially justifying yield curve control policies, which could boost Bitcoin.
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Donald Trump’s latest Fed pick cited a “third mandate” for the bank to moderate long-term rates, potentially justifying yield curve control policies, which could boost Bitcoin.
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