On November 20, Nick Timiraos, known in the market as the "Fed's megaphone", revealed an important signal on social media - according to the latest published Fed meeting minutes, the possibility of pausing interest rate cuts in December is increasing.
He particularly emphasized a detail: the minutes used the term "many" ( instead of "several" ); the former carries more weight in the Fed's language system. This suggests that members of the decision-making body who tend to favor inaction may have already formed a slight majority.
The consensus on Wall Street is undergoing a subtle shift, and the results of the interest rate meeting in December are becoming increasingly uncertain.

Source: CryptoNewsNet
Original Title: ICP Softens as Failed Breakout Above $5.17 Shifts Market Back Into Consolidation
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ICP lost ground over the past 24 hours, sliding to $4.90 as its recent upside momentum faded at the key $5.17 resistance area.
The move follows Monday's sharp

Source: CoinTribune
Original Title: Saylor defends Bitcoin despite the crash and minimizes volatility
Original Link: https://www.cointribune.com/en/saylor-defends-bitcoin-despite-the-crash-and-minimizes-volatility/
Michael Saylor does not mince words. In an interview granted Tuesday to Fox

The Fed's October meeting minutes show that the short-term financing market is tightening, reserve balances are approaching ample levels, the liquidity environment may face a turning point, and the secured overnight financing rate has repeatedly breached the minimum bid rate of the standing repo facility.