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Legendary trader Arthur Hayes said that if there is an economic recession in the United States, the Federal Reserve will increase its money printing efforts, thus driving Bitcoin to surge.

Wyoming is taking its obsession with blockchain to the next level. Governor Mark Gordon recently announced that the state plans to launch its own stablecoin, pegged to the U.S. dollar, in 2025.

n recent weeks, market analysts and investors were almost certain that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates in September. However, new economic data has thrown a wrench into these expectations, making the likelihood of a rate cut much less certain.

The Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cut has been the talk of the financial world, but what does it mean for you, the consumer?

The unwinding of the Yen carry trade has been a significant event in the financial markets, leading to unexpected movements in asset prices.With the Yen carry trade now appearing unstable, it’s time for investors to consider alternative strategies. Here’s what to watch next.

Investors engaged in the popular yen carry trade are facing significant challenges due to the dual threat of an impending Federal Reserve rate cut and a potential interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan (BOJ).

A major rally in the $27 trillion Treasury market has laid bare growing anxiety that the US economy might be sliding into recession, prompting expectations that the Federal Reserve will need to start cutting interest rates aggressively.

Global stock markets are reeling as indices around the world experience sharp declines. Investors are increasingly looking to the Federal Reserve for relief, pressing for significant interest rate cuts to stabilize the situation.

According to a recent post, Burry has liquidated about $50 million in tech stocks, including major players like Amazon, Alphabet, and Oracle. These stocks, which made up roughly 15% of his portfolio in 2023, were sold off in the first quarter of 2024.

Peter Schif criticises the notion of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, comparing it to political vote-buying and questioning investor resolve in volatile markets.