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Robert Kiyosaki – the author of the bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” – thinks bitcoin will surge to $500,000 by 2025 due to an incoming market crash and a consecutive distrust in the US dollar.  He has previously warned people to avoid traditional fiat currencies during uncertain times and focus on BTC or gold.  Kiyosaki’s Latest Advice The American businessman, investor, motivational speaker, and author predicted that markets are up for serious correction, which will trigger...

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several other forms of crypto have been enjoying something of a rally over the past few weeks. These assets, along with many others, have enjoyed easing market conditions that have allowed them to jump to four-month highs and allegedly begin to put 2022 – arguably the worst year for crypto on record – behind them, but with news of “extraordinary measures” being taken by Janet Yellen and others in the U.S. financial district to prevent chaos from...

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spoke more on the future direction of monetary policy following an unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs report on Friday. Here’s what he had to say: During an interview, Powell reiterated his comments from last week that the economy’s disinflation is still within its very early stages – particularly in the housing sector.  Friday’s jobs report, which showed over 500,000 jobs created in December, reiterated that point. “It kind of shows you why...

Roger Ferguson – former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve – has offered his analysis of the central bank’s latest interest rate hike and the press conference that followed on Wednesday..  Ferguson believes that the Fed and the market do not agree on what the central bank will do next. The latter, he claims, is betting that the former will be forced to reverse its rate hikes sooner than it expects.  Is the Pivot Coming? Speaking to CNBC on Thursday, the former vice chair...

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Following another Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) meeting on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve agreed to raise its benchmark interest rate by 25%. Bitcoin did not react with its usual fervor to the news, continuing to trade slightly above $23,000.  The rate hike brings the Fed’s benchmark rate between 450 and 475 basis points – its highest level since late 2007. The 25-point raise was in line with market expectations, and milder than December’s 50-point hike.  Bitcoin...

The price of bitcoin has shot up in recent weeks and is now trading for over $17K. There is high anticipation that another bull run could be heading our way given that Jerome Powell – the head of the Federal Reserve – is slated to make a speech in the coming days about what the agency’s plans for inflation are. Could the Federal Reserve Aid BTC for Once? It is believed that Powell will announce soft inflation tactics, meaning his organization will be able to incorporate...

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Anthony Scaramucci – the Founder of SkyBridge Capital and former White House official – believes cryptocurrencies will revive once the Federal Reserve stops raising interest rates. He thinks this will happen once inflation in the United States dropped back down to 4-5%. The Surge Could be on the Horizon The financier thinks the US central bank will halt the interest rate hikes before reaching the 2% inflation goal and, thus, stimulate a price expansion for risk assets, such...

U.S. regulators like the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have established a joint statement warning banks all over the world about the alleged risks and problems that come with crypto trading. The Federal Reserve Feels Crypto Is Problematic These agencies say that banks need to take these risks seriously and implement the necessary security measures to keep themselves and their customers safe....