Crypto Bullish on 50 BPs Fed Rate Cut, Says Asymmetric CEO
Joe McCann, CEO of crypto hedge fund Asymmetric, believes a large interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve would benefit crypto markets. While the market awaits the Federal Reserve’s announcement of its rate decision soon, some believe the rate cut will be bearish for crypto.
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