U.S. Bitcoin Purchase of 1 Million Coins Could Push Price to $1 Million, Says Policy Institute
The Bitcoin Policy Institute has suggested that Bitcoin could reach a price of $1 million if the U.S. government were to purchase 1 million BTC.
The Bitcoin Policy Institute has suggested that Bitcoin could reach a price of $1 million if the U.S. government were to purchase 1 million BTC.
A human and machine view of major tokens SOL, XRP, ETH and BTC on April 17, 2024.
In most quarters, the writing is already on the wall for the US economy.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell expressed concern over achieving the central bank’s dual mandate as tariffs are likely to drive inflation higher while weakening economic growth. His comments added further pressure on US stock markets and the US dollar on Wednesday.View on euronews
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned of a "challenging scenario" sparked by the Trump administration's tariff policies if they're fully enacted.
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Nvidia shares tumbled nearly 7% Wednesday after the company said it’s set to take a $5.5 billion charge as a result of U.S. restrictions on exports of its AI chips to China. Monitor these levels.
Asian equities edged higher on Thursday, while the dollar firmed slightly as traders took stock of trade negotiations between the U.S. and Japan even as uncertainties around tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump kept sentiment fragile. Investors were also digesting comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who warned of the risk of slowing growth and rising prices due to tariffs, while gold prices scaled record highs again on safe-haven flows. Japan's Nikkei rose 0.7% while the yen weakened as Japan kicked off talks with the United States.
Investors are acting complacent and "significantly underpricing" the risk of an imminent recession, the strategist Daniel von Ahlen said.