NEW: đłđŽ Hadsel residents are facing higher electricity bills after a Bitcoin mine was closed due to noise complaints.
The shutdown, initially seen as a victory by local activists, has resulted in a revenue loss for the town's electricity company, which had to raise charges.
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According to FedWatch the odds are in favor of a 0.5% rate cut vs 0.25% rate cut.
Some analysts believe this is better so the FED doesn't move to slow and can always follow-up with another 0.25% cut next time (instead of 0.5% again).
However, most professional analyst still believe it'll be 0.25% rate cut to start with.
Most rate cut cycles usually begin with 0.25% as this is the easiest to monitor the situation and it allows to speed up or slow down after seeing the real-time effect.
Both are perceived as bullish as the market tries to compare the effects of the rate cuts to what happened last time.
To cope with covid a huge emergency rate cut was announced and we all know what happened after đ
If the Fed doesnât cut interest rates next week, the U.S. interest expense could soar to $1.6 trillion by the end of 2024âexceeding even Social Security's annualized cost of about $1.5 trillion.
NEW: The MVRV z-score of Bitcoin, a metric which shows by how many standards deviations the market value differs from the realized value, currently stands at approximately 1.5.
This suggests that the price of Bitcoin is still undervalued relative to its fair value.
đłđŽ A Norwegian town experiences a nearly 25% spike in electricity rates for residents after the municipality shuts down a local Bitcoin mine. đ
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