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Inside the Markets: July Outlook & June Recap June brought a sharp crypto sell-off as ETF outflows, a hawkish Fed and geopolitical uncertainty pushed BTC and ETH down more than 20%. Watch @jimmy_bazz 's full length breakdown: youtu.be/CYkktI6pUEU [Spoken audio]: Hi, everyone. Welcome back to another edition of Inside the Markets. June was a pretty rough month across the board, especially for the cryptocurrency industry. We can see sell-offs of 22% for Ethereum, but the NASDAQ and S&P eased off and stayed. One of the key things that has driven a lot of that underperformance in crypto is that the Federal Reserve has a bit more of a hawkish view. Inflation continues to rise, so it's at a three-year high. Rates are elevated, the global M2 money supplies at record highs. Bitcoins had a particularly rough last 35 days. We opened June around 73 and a half K and we saw it dip. Now it has recovered a little bit to 63 and a half, but a lot of that has been driven just by the sheer outflows in Bitcoin ETFs. Strategy has changed their strategy in lack of a better terms from we'll never sell Bitcoin to now that board has approved the potential $1.25 billion sale. What to watch for in the month of July? Probably the most important thing will be the FOMC decision at the end of July, the August 20 FOMC meetings, minutes, and then August is the final window, we get the Clarity Act. The other key things that investors need to continually keep a track of is the Middle East peace talks. Thank you very much for listening in to Inside the Markets. Watch the full length episode of Inside the Markets on our YouTube channel.
