The Fed Probably Just Got a Piece of Those Bitcoin Junk Bonds

By cineramaJune 10, 2021Bitcoin Business

(Bloomberg) — While the Federal Reserve’s top brass has cast a skeptical eye on cryptocurrencies, the central bank may be a surprisingly early adopter of the first Bitcoin-linked junk […]

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The Fed Probably Just Got a Piece of Those Bitcoin Junk Bonds

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