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Bitcoin Breaks $30,000; Fed Chair Powell Says Central Bank Needs ‘Robust’ Role Overseeing Stablecoins
Jennifer Sanansie gives a news update on "CoinDesk Daily." Bitcoin has broken $30,000 for the first time in over a year amid bullish sentiment in the market following a number of traditional finance (TradFi) players pushing further into crypto. Plus, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell argues for strong central-bank oversight in stablecoin regulations, saying "the ultimate source of credibility in money is the central bank," in front of the House Financial Services Committee. Separately, crypto exchange Binance will expand its zero-fee trading promotion to all trueUSD (TUSD) trading pairs starting June 30. And, decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure provider, Maverick Protocol, has raised $9 million in funding.

Fed Chair Powell Says Stablecoin Regulations Need Central Bank Oversight
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testified on Capitol Hill Wednesday, saying "we do see payment stablecoins as a form of money." Powell further underscored the significance of central banks as the "ultimate source of credibility in money" in all advanced economies. He also argued for the need for strong central bank oversight in stablecoin regulations being crafted by lawmakers in the House Financial Services Committee.

Fed Chair Powell Says More Interest Rate Hikes By Year End Are Likely
In prepared remarks before the House Financial Services committee, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell noted, "nearly all FOMC participants expect that it will be appropriate to raise interest rates somewhat further by the end of the year." The central bank leader also shares his insights on the Fed's plans for decision making in order to return inflation to 2%.

Le président de la Fed, Powell, affirme que la banque centrale doit jouer un rôle « solide » dans la supervision des stablecoins américains.
Le président de la Réserve fédérale, Jerome Powell, a témoigné devant la commission des services financiers de la Chambre, déclarant que le personnel de la Fed était en pourparlers avec les législateurs sur la législation sur la Crypto qui devrait être promulguée en juillet.

Bitcoin Hovers Below $27K as Fed Pauses Rate Hikes for First Time in 15 Months
Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering below the $27,000 level, following the Federal Reserve's pause on rate hikes last week. Bannockburn Global Forex Managing Director and Chief Market Strategist Marc Chandler discusses the Fed’s monetary policy and his outlook on cryptocurrencies amid inflation concerns.

Le Bitcoin regagne du terrain pour atteindre 25 200 $, mais les investisseurs restent inquiets quant à l'économie et à la Juridique monétaire américaines.
Le stablecoin USDT de Tether s'est écarté de son ancrage à 1 $, tandis que d'autres cryptomonnaies majeures passent leur journée en territoire rouge.

L'économie des sciences douces peine à gérer la monnaie forte Bitcoin
La Réserve fédérale envisage de suspendre la hausse des taux d’intérêt afin de réfléchir à l’impact de sa stratégie agressive de lutte contre l’inflation.

Bitcoin Tumbles Below $25K After Fed Decision
Cryptocurrencies fell sharply late Wednesday and into Thursday, with bitcoin dropping below $25,000. This comes following Wednesday’s Federal Reserve policy decision at which the central bank suspended rate hikes for at least one meeting but signaled it expects further monetary tightening before the end of the year. Path Trading Partners Chief Market Strategist Bob Iaccino shares his crypto markets analysis and outlook.

Le Bitcoin chute sous les 25 000, les altcoins chutent, les investisseurs ignorent la pause dans la hausse des taux de la Fed
L'Ether a chuté de plus de 3 % à 1 650 $ moins de trois heures après que la Fed a mis fin à son programme de hausses de taux d'intérêt de plus d'un an. ADA a plongé de plus de 5 %, tandis que SOL et MATIC ont chacun chuté de plus de 4 %.

La Fed laisse Juridique inchangée, mettant fin à une longue série de hausses de taux
La banque centrale américaine avait déjà relevé ses taux lors de 10 réunions consécutives au cours des 15 mois précédents.
