前收市價 | 60,824.83 |
開市 | 60,824.83 |
今日波幅 | 60,031.29 - 62,233.16 |
52 週波幅 | 26,558.32 - 73,750.07 |
開始日期 | 2010-07-13 |
演算法 | 無 |
市值 | 1.191T |
流通供應 | 19.76M |
最大供應 | 無 |
成交量 | |
成交量 (24 小時) | 43.72B |
成交量 (24 小時;所有貨幣) | 43.72B |
The bitcoin faithful see the election as a win-win for crypto no matter the outcome in November.
The two largest cryptocurrencies were down on Wednesday as digital asset traders waited on the Federal Reserve. Bitcoin, the largest token in terms of market capitalization, slipped 0.1% to $59,931, while Ether, the native coin of the Ethereum blockchain, was down 1.
On this week's episode of Yahoo Finance Future Focus, our host Brian McGleenon spoke with economist Steve Hanke who shared his concerns about the US economy, predicting that a recession is imminent due to the Federal Reserve's delayed response in cutting interest rates. He emphasised that the US money supply has been shrinking since July 2022, historically a strong indicator of an impending recession. Hanke warned against investing in risk assets like stocks, which he considers overpriced, recommending instead safer investments like U.S. Treasuries and gold. Hanke underscored that changes in the money supply, not interest rates, are the primary drivers of economic trends. He expressed confidence in gold's continued strength and advised investors to reduce exposure to volatile assets like bitcoin. Additionally, Hanke stress that the economic policies of both U.S. presidential candidates were problematic, voicing concerns about their potential impacts on an already fragile economy.