Federal Reserve News

When asked by the U.S. Fed about Libra, some of the nation’s biggest banks say Facebook’s token will reduce their payment volumes.

Is the Fed’s use of QE a growth catalyst for Bitcoin? Max Keiser tells Cointelegraph: “Bitcoin was introduced to battle zombie banks and QE.”

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin will help drive gold price higher, according to veteran frontier markets investor Mark Mobius.

Naughty North Korea has stolen billions in crypto, India could be missing out on billions in crypto, and Litecoin’s halving disappoints.

The U.S. Federal Reserve is planning to release a real-time payment and settlement service in order to boost the payments infrastructure in the country.

Fundstrat Global Advisors co-founder Tom Lee says federal rate cuts in the U.S. are beneficial to Bitcoin, which may retake $20,000 by the year’s end.

Bullard says crypto is not an entirely new idea, and that data suggests non-uniformity may not be received favorably.

Fed Chairman Powell has said that a globally prevalent cryptocurrency could conceivably remove the need for reserve currencies.

Federal Reserve chair says time is needed to address concerns about Libra, and that the project cannot move forward until there is broad satisfaction on regulat...

Deutsche Bank lead strategist predicted that interest rate cut by the Fed will make cryptos more attractive as opposed to fiat.

The U.S. Federal Reserve is considering the inclusion of the Bitcoin market collapse as one of the “salient risks” to be taken into account for its supervisory...

Former U.S. Fed chair Janet Yellen, who featured in the well-known ‘Buy Bitcoin’ Senate committee hearing last year, remains highly critical of crypto.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis will now be tracking the prices of BTC, BCH, LTC, and ETH in its research database, using price data from Coinbase.

The former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair thinks that the Federal Reserve needs to “get serious” about looking into issuing its own digital currency.

Coinbase reportedly met with U.S. federal regulators to discuss the possibility of getting a federal banking charter, the WSJ reports.