US Fed Considers Including BTC Market Crash as ‘Salient Risk’ for Stress Tests

US Fed Considers Including BTC Market Crash as ‘Salient Risk’ for Stress Tests
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2019-3-2 14:42

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 stress tests

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