Will the Fed Keep the Crypto Rally on Ice?
President Trump wants rates lower — fast. But with inflation still hanging around and a strong jobs report just behind us, the Fed isn’t blinking. This week’s FOMC meeting won’t deliver a cut — but what Powell says, and doesn’t say, could shape the next big move for crypto.
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