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Bitcoin under $90K is not something we've seen since November, but recent economic data dimming hopes of rate cuts caused investor jitters that not even spot bitcoin ETFs inflows or MicroStrategy's latest buy could shake.
FDIC Vice Chairman Travis Hill is set to become acting chairman at the start of the next administration, and he's critical of the FDIC's digital assets stance.