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May 09,2022

Joe Rogan Says Bitcoin Is 'Freaking Out' Government, the Latest on Inflation, and More — Bitcoin.com News Week in Review

One more tornado week in crypto attracts to a nearby, and obviously there's no deficiency of hot stories and new, convincing accounts in the realm of creative computerized cash. This week, Elon Musk offers venture guidance, United States Securities and Exchange Commission seat Gary Gensler gets flack from SEC official Hester Peirce, and Joe Rogan calls bitcoin a reasonable cash, noticing that it has the public authority "going ballistic." Buckle up and look vivacious, this is the Bitcoin.com News Week in Review.

Joe Rogan: Bitcoin Is Now a Viable Currency and the Government Is Freaking Out

Popular podcaster Joe Rogan, the host of The Joe Rogan Experience, discussed bitcoin on his show, posted Tuesday. The show includes a meeting with UFC light heavyweight warrior Khalil Rountree Jr.

Noticing that now bitcoin is "a practical type of money" that "You can really purchase things with," he said, "the public authority is going crazy."

Administrators, SEC Commissioner Slam Chair Gensler for Focusing on Crypto Enforcement

A few U.S. legislators and a magistrate with the U.S. Protections and Exchange Commission (SEC) have voiced worries about the protections controller growing its crypto requirement unit.

"The SEC is an administrative office with a requirement division, not an implementation organization."

Tesla CEO Elon Musk Gives Investment Advice He Says 'Will Serve You Well in the Long Term'

Tesla and Spacex CEO Elon Musk has shared his suggested venture technique, which he accepts "will work well for you in the long haul."

Certain individuals noticed that Musk's technique is like one embraced by Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett.

US Central Bank Raises Rates by Half a Percentage Point, Fed's Powell Says Similar Hikes Are on the Table

The U.S. Central bank raised the benchmark loan cost on Wednesday and the increment was the greatest rate climb in twenty years.

"Expansion is excessively high," the national bank's seat Jerome Powell said after the Fed raised rates by 0.5%.

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