There's never a boring day in crypto!

Bitcoin finally showed some signs of life (read: pump) yesterday. Prices had been declining for a week or two, thanks to those macroeconomic concerns taking over the crypto community. 

But yesterday's inflation data gave Bitcoin a well-deserved boost with a nice little price spike.

The celebrations were short-lived as when the Fed decided to keep interest rates at current levels, Bitcoin swiftly retreated back to around $67K and maintained the level. 

On the adoption front, the industry saw some massive support signs from big players in the political arena this week. 

So, let’s discuss this event in detail and all other big stories that happened in crypto in the past 24 hours. Here is a quick rundown of the top headlines:

Bitcoin seemed unfazed by the Fed's decision to keep rates unchanged. Normally Bitcoin is sensitive to these macro events, so why was it so calm this time around? 😐 President Biden's election campaign is reportedly looking for ways to accept crypto donations to keep up with Donald Trump. Is this just a fundraising tactic or a sign of a broader policy shift? 🤔 A new report claims that by 2030, the combined impact of AI and crypto could reach a massive $20 trillion market. But what role can crypto play in increasing demand? 📈 Former President Trump hosted Bitcoin miners at Mar-a-Lago and hinted at pro-crypto policies if re-elected in 2024. What kind of policies does he have in mind to boost crypto? 📜 Circle, which issues USDC, is integrating its services with the Solana blockchain. How will this integration actually benefit and empower Solana's growing user base? 💰