Fear in the Markets

On-Chain Commentary

• Digital asset markets continue dealing with fallout from the Terra & UST collapse
• Several crypto firms have announced layoffs, distress, and restructuring
• Technicals dating back to Bitcoin’s inception show price reaching key levels

Macro Commentary

• The Fed continues to fight inflation via aggressive rate hikes
• Terminal rate expectations have moved nearer to 4%
• Recession inevitabilities & sustained inflation remain likely in near term

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