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Inflation
Bitcoin Retraces 3 Weeks of Gains as Analysts Blame Macroeconomic Turmoil
Bitcoin is holding at around $21,340 after slumping for the sixth consecutive day.

Bitcoin Sees Biggest Single-Day Percentage Decline in Two Months
Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $22,000 early Friday, reversing gains spurred by the softer-than-expected U.S. inflation figure released last week and leading the broader crypto market down. Defiance ETFs CEO, CIO and Co-Founder Sylvia Jablonski discusses the possible catalysts for this market sell-off, along with her thoughts on the looming macro headwinds that could impact the crypto markets.

US Federal Reserve Minutes Show More Rate Hikes Coming, Concern About Stablecoin Risks
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies had little to no reaction to the central bank release.

What Fed's July Meeting Minutes Mean For Crypto
The U.S. Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes released Wednesday suggest interest rate hikes are likely to continue until inflation comes down significantly. The Bitcoin Layer Founder Nik Bhatia discusses what rising inflation means for risk-on assets, crypto miners, and the broader markets. Plus, his outlook for bitcoin (BTC)'s price movement.

Why Bitcoin Traders Should Care About Double-Digit Inflation in UK
The Bank of England may raise interest rates more aggressively, which could result in a weaker dollar and higher prices in the U.S.

Bitcoin $24K Breakout Elusive as Treasury Yields Balk at Peak Inflation Narrative
Traders of risk assets, including bitcoin, might be wrong to conclude that inflation in the U.S. has peaked, the bond market activity suggests.

Digital Asset Research CEO on Bitcoin Outlook Amid ‘Favorable Macro Environment’
Digital Asset Research CEO Doug Schwenk discusses his outlook for bitcoin (BTC) as the cryptocurrency continues to trend higher after this week’s cooler-than-expected U.S. inflation reading calmed fears of a more aggressive Fed monetary policy. “The macro environment is very favorable right now,” Schwenk said.
