Bitcoin ETF Flows Signal Institutional Caution After FOMC Shock
The Federal Reserve delivered its most hawkish signal since 2016 on Wednesday, and Bitcoin is still absorbing the blow. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh held the federal funds rate at 3.5%-3.75% as expected, but the press conference erased any dovish read: three FOMC members dissented in favor of an immediate hike, nine of eighteen committee members now project at least one increase by year-end, and Warsh cited "price stability" more than ten times. The 10-year Treasury climbed seven basis points to 4.677%. The 30-year topped 5.2% for the first time since 2007. Bitcoin, which had been consolidating near $64,000-$65,500 ahead of the meeting, broke below that range and trades at $63,898 on Thursday morni…
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