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Why Crypto Volatility Is Now an Inflation Signal
Bitcoin and Ethereum have been eerily calm, but Lucas and Luna dig into what that calm is actually telling us about inflation expectations and Fed policy. With the Fed funds rate flat at 3.63 percent and a September decision now a coin flip, crypto's muted moves look less like indifference and more like a market that has already priced in a new regime. They break down how a bond-proxy Bitcoin is becoming a real-time inflation gauge, why Solana's 3.6 percent five-day gain stands out, and what the fading volatility means for traders and long-term holders. A quick look at the appeals…
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