Bitcoin Gains 13% After Fed Rate Hike, Thanks to Fund Buying Spree
Bitcoin rose about 13% after the Fed's September 16 rate hike, driven by Wall Street fund buying. Three factors fueled their return.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and the wider digital asset market: price action, on-chain flows, protocol upgrades and institutional adoption.
Bitcoin rose about 13% after the Fed's September 16 rate hike, driven by Wall Street fund buying. Three factors fueled their return.
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