WHAT HAPPENED WITH BITCOIN AND MARKETS TODAY

WHAT HAPPENED WITH BITCOIN AND MARKETS TODAY




Let’s discuss what happened today with Bitcoin and Crypto after the FOMC meeting and what Fed Chair Powell said.

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  2. The feds are not stupid. Rate hikes will not solve the inflation we are experiencing because it’s a supply chain issue due to covid and the masses not wanting to go back to work, living on government covid subsidies. Too many commoners have gotten rich off stocks and cryptos by gambling their subsidies. The feds real goal is to take the money back so we will all go back to work for the rich.

    The crypto market has also been saturated by worthless ICOs, literally scams. It’s healthy for crypto industry in general that the crash happened, and exposed these scam coins.

  3. PEOPLE. CASH OUT OF COINBASE NOW! I JUST GOT INFO THAT THEY DONT HAVE ENOUGH USD TO HONOR ALL THE BTC SALES.

  4. Pump is due to dealers unwinding hedge positions they had just in case of an unexpectedly high (E.g 100 bps) hike. Probably some relief and then further down side in in H2 through earnings. I am still stacking though as never know where the bottom will be. Do think we will see below 20k though.

  5. I'm still trying to understand crypto. Can anyone with some wealth invent a new currency and give it an arbitrary value, set up block chains and declare a limited amount of coinage then market it so people start competing for it? Value is notional in the sense that as long as people put value in it, and accept it as an instrument to trade for capital assets – like paper money issued by the government – then all is well? What happens if we end up with thousands of different crypto currencies? How is it not like Tulip Mania? There's no underlying assets supporting any of it.

  6. They will run in to a brick wall again. Government and the fed keep getting it wrong historically. Rate hikes without production = economic destruction. At least we were pumping oil in 1994. Bidenomics is double trouble and they will eventually reverse course.

  7. Dead cat bounce…unfortunately all these conditions indicate that BTC will go down… And my BTC will be liquidated at a stupid loan that I have on Celsius, a newbie mistake from last year…

  8. Mate never, never NEVER show your location! Some local who knows about crypto may reckon to knock on your door or wait until you go out for a walk and decide they can get millions off you on your phone!

  9. 3.25-3.75% is actually the "HISTORICAL" average FED interest rate that persisted for most of the last half century, before the 2009 housing and commercial real estate bubbles pooped out a huge smelly turd; the FEDS should NEVER HAVE left interest rates at or near zero for almost a decade — policy which has created a whole BUNCH of bubbles.

    Getting PRIME back to mid 3%'s should have happened years ago, and yes, this is in large part why so much of our economy has consolidated under many giant multinationals with access to interest free money and unlimited liquidity.

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