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Joanna Ossinger
A rally in beaten-down cryptocurrencies stumbled Thursday on the prospect of a sustained campaign of Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes that will likely suck liquidity from global markets.
Everything from Bitcoin to smaller and sometimes lesser-known tokens known as altcoins reversed earlier gains. The prolonged selloff has led to a drop of more than $1 trillion in crypto market value this year.
