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Bitcoin investors could pay the price as the Federal Reserve tightens bank lending rules
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- The Federal Reserve's November survey reveals that traditional banks are implementing stricter loan approval standards.
- Meanwhile, demand for financing from nonbank financial institutions continues to strengthen.
- Despite tighter overall bank lending conditions, there is currently no evidence indicating forced sales of Bitcoin assets among investors trying to cover liquidity needs.
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- CryptoSlateBitcoin investors could pay the price as the Federal Reserve tightens bank lending rules · 2 hours agoRead on CryptoSlate
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