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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 8 MIN

Why Crypto Is Ignoring Hawkish Fed Rate Signals

from The Cryptocurrency Economy with Fexingo: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Digital Money Markets · host Fexingo

Bitcoin and Ethereum have barely budged despite the Fed under newly appointed Chairman Warsh signaling a more hawkish stance. In episode 59, Lucas and Luna unpack why crypto markets are decoupling from traditional macro drivers, looking at BTC's 4.8 percent five-day drop amid a broader risk-off mood. They explore the shift from 'Fed puts' to 'crypto narratives,' the rise of on-chain data as the new central bank watching, and what the flattening stablecoin supply and declining altcoin volumes say about a maturing—and fragmenting—digital asset market. Plus, a subtle nod to listener support. #Crypto #FederalReserve #Bitcoin #Ethereum #KevinWarsh #HawkishFed #MacroDecoupling #OnChainData #StablecoinSupply #Altcoin #Solana #BinanceCoin #Cardano #CryptoNarratives #MarketCycle #DigitalAssets #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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