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Fiat Users Are Playing Hot Potato While Bitcoiners Play Musical Chairs

Kicking the can down the road, versus capturing pieces of immutable scarcity. This is the choice that bitcoin brings to the table.

What Is The Definition Of Recession?

The danger of letting political interests control supposedly neutral data and science is obvious when terms are made subjective to fit the current narrative.

Bitcoin Rips Higher On Federal Reserve Rate Hike

The Federal Reserve hiked 75 basis points as expected and markets across the board rallied higher with no surprising or unanticipated bad news.

When Will The Federal Reserve Make A Policy Pivot?

Analysts are predicting the Federal Reserve will turn dovish, but timelines for this remain unclear. The Bitcoin Magazine Pro team shares their thoughts.

Bitcoin Rises Above $22,000 As Fed Raises Interest Rates By 0.75%

The FOMC increased interest rates by 0.75 percentage point while indicating ‘unusually large’ hikes may be appropriate in future meetings; Bitcoin’s price jumps.

Why Bitcoin Is A CDS On The Fed

With rampant inflation and institutional unease in the air, bitcoin is prepared to gain exponentially.

The Fed Is About To Raise Rates Again, What’s Next For The Bitcoin Price?

The Federal Reserve is positioned to raise interest rates for the third month in a row. What effect will this have on the recent bitcoin rally?

Inflation Sets News 40-Year High of 9.1%, Bitcoin Fights To Hold $19,000

CPI inflation data reached a 40-year high of 9.1% in June with the largest price increases occurring in the energy sector, seeing fuel and oil rising almost 100%.

Easy Money Makes Easy Markets, Until The Party Stops

Bitcoin’s consistent issuance schedule makes it a consistent asset in times of inconsistent monetary policy. It will outlast any of the Federal Reserve’s plans.

We Need To Declare Our Independence From The Federal Reserve

It’s time for the Libertarian Party and Bitcoiners to team up and make their voices heard in order to declare our monetary independence from the Fed.
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