Live updates: Bitcoin slides below $78,000 as markets digest Warsh's hawkish remarks
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What CoinDesk reports
"We have work to do," on prices, said Warsh in his highly anticipated keynote address at the Kansas City Fed's annual symposium.
The immediate significance
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