News Block: The Fed Hiked on Bad Data, Crypto Mom Signs Off, and a Sovereign Fund Trades Gold for Bitcoin
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The Fed hiked on a jobs report that just vanished, the Treasury is spending billions to push rates down and they went up anyway, "Crypto Mom" signed off at the SEC, and one of the world's most conservative investors traded gold for Bitcoin.
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