美联储主席沃什表示央行在通胀问题上仍有"工作要做" 比特币下跌
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Bitcoin fell after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivered his first Jackson Hole keynote, telling the symposium the central bank has "work to do" on inflation and calling price pressures "concerning," according to MarketWatch and CoinDesk.Bitcoin dropped 3.2% over 24 hours to $77,802 by midday Friday, according to The Defiant, which noted the token had traded as high as $81,479.50 overnight and remained 0.5% higher on the week despite the drop.Cointelegraph reported bitcoin dipped to $78.4K and failed to break above $80,000 as traders weighed Warsh's remarks.The Defiant reported gold fell 2.4% and that U.S. equities turned negative following the speech.Decrypt reported that Warsh's keynote gave markets no hints on rate direction, leaving bitcoin traders to wait for the Fed's September decision even as inflation data runs hot.Cointelegraph reported Warsh downplayed recent softer inflation prints.- Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivered his first Jackson Hole keynote, telling the symposium the central bank still has "work to do" on inflation and calling price trends "concerning," according to CoinDesk and MarketWatch.
- Warsh gave markets no rate-path signal ahead of the Fed's September decision, according to Decrypt, which had framed the speech as a test of whether traders would get clues on policy direction.
- Bitcoin fell 3.2% over 24 hours to $77,802 by midday Friday, according to The Defiant, after trading as high as $81,479.50 overnight; the asset was still up 0.5% on the week.
- Cointelegraph reported bitcoin dipping to $78.4K and failing to break decisively above $80,000 as traders weighed Warsh's comments on inflation.
- The Defiant also reported gold fell 2.4% and that U.S. equities turned negative following the speech.
- CNBC noted that prior Fed chairs have used the Jackson Hole platform to lay out broad policy frameworks, and MarketWatch had previewed the address as a chance for Warsh to win over both his Fed colleagues and investors.
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Bitcoin dropped after new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech offered no rate-cut signals and called inflation "concerning," while gold and stocks also fell.- Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole keynote offered no rate-cut hints and called inflation 'concerning,' pulling bitcoin, gold and stocks lower.
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Bitcoin Falls Below $78,000 After Fed Chair Warsh Says Inflation Fight Isn't Over- Bitcoin Falls as Fed Chair Warsh Says Central Bank Has 'Work to Do' on Inflation
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美联储主席凯文·沃什在杰克逊霍尔研讨会发表了他的首次主旨演讲，根据CoinDesk和MarketWatch的报道，他告诉与会者央行在通胀问题上仍需“继续开展工作”，并称价格趋势“令人担忧”。
根据Decrypt的报道，沃什在美联储9月决议前未向市场发出任何利率路径信号。Decrypt之前曾将这次演讲定位为测试交易员是否能获得政策方向线索的机会。
根据The Defiant的报道，比特币在周五中午24小时内下跌3.2%至Bitcoin fell 3.2% over 24 hours to $77,802 by midday Friday, leaving it 0.5% higher on the week after trading as high as $81,479.50 overnight.
，此前隔夜交易高达Bitcoin fell 3.2% over 24 hours to $77,802 by midday Friday, leaving it 0.5% higher on the week after trading as high as $81,479.50 overnight.
；该资产本周仍上涨0.5%。Cointelegraph报道比特币跌至$78.4K，未能有力突破Bitcoin failed to make a decisive break above $80,000 as traders digested Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole keynote speech, which remained wary of US inflation trends.
，交易员权衡了沃什关于通胀的评论。The Defiant还报道黄金下跌2.4%，美国股市在演讲后转为负值。
CNBC指出，前任美联储主席曾利用杰克逊霍尔平台阐述广泛的政策框架，MarketWatch在会前预期这次演讲将是沃什赢得美联储同事和投资者支持的机会。
来源： CNBC, MarketWatch, CoinDesk, Decrypt, Cointelegraph, The Defiant
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