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FED’s price performance
Right now, FED has 10.00 holders, which may translate to its level of adoption and social credibility. It’s got a maximum supply of 1,000M – the number of FED tokens won’t go beyond this limit. The current circulating supply is 1,000M, representing the number of FED tokens currently available in the market. FED’s liquidity of €0.00 also indicates how much of FED can be bought or sold without significantly affecting its price.
Last updated: Dec 21, 2025, 10:45:07 AM
FED in the news
The U.S. central bank has been mulling the idea of a "skinny" version of master accounts for firms that want payments access without the deeper Fed demands.
Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s chief investment officer for global fixed income, is set to be interviewed...
Surging metals prices and dovish comments from leading Fed chair contender Chris Waller were among the news items possibly boosting crypto prices.
There's a major difference between ensuring liquidity in short-term rate markets and the quantitative easing that juiced risk assets after during Covid and after 2008 financial panic.
Powell’s decisions as Fed chair have continued to have a massive impact on bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency markets.
Crypto prices are little changed, with bitcoin steady after dropping back from last week’s post-Fed high while altcoins continue to underperform amid risk-off sentiment.
Hassett is perceived as dovish and likely to support Trump's calls for significant interest rate cuts to boost economic growth.
FlowDesk sees fading post-Fed demand and low leverage, while Glassnode data show digital asset treasuries quietly resuming bitcoin accumulation in a range-bound market.
Chipmaker Broadcom's 10% slide weighs on the market as Chicago Fed's Goolsbee signals more cuts than the median for 2026.
Bitcoin remains trapped in a range despite the U.S. rate cut, while altcoins and memecoins struggle to attract risk appetite amid shifting investor behavior.
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FED (FED) is a decentralized digital currency leveraging blockchain technology for secure transactions.
Why invest in FED (FED)?
As a decentralized currency, free from government or financial institution control, FED is definitely an alternative to traditional fiat currencies. However, investing, trading or buying FED involves complexity and volatility. Thorough research and risk awareness are essential before investing. Find out more about FED (FED) prices and information here on OKX today.
How to buy and store FED?
To buy and store FED, you can purchase it on a cryptocurrency exchange or through a peer-to-peer marketplace. After buying FED, it’s important to securely store it in a crypto wallet, which comes in two forms: hot wallets (software-based, stored on your physical devices) and cold wallets (hardware-based, stored offline).