Bitcoin's price dipped to an intraday low of $79,730 following hotter-than-expected US wholesale inflation figures, triggering roughly $940 million in forced liquidations…
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan claims an AI productivity boom drives Bitcoin higher, but a Bank for International Settlements working paper warns of…
Bitcoin dropped following hotter-than-anticipated September Consumer Price Index figures, with analysts eyeing a critical $80,000 threshold that could conceal a potential liquidation…
Bitcoin plunged to the $81,300 support level after hotter-than-expected US core inflation figures revived Federal Reserve rate hike expectations, triggering over $100 million in crypto liquidations.
Large Bitcoin holders are aggressively accumulating the cryptocurrency ahead of the crucial U.S. inflation report, reaching 3.03 million BTC despite significant capital outflows from spot exchange-traded funds.
Bitcoin options expiring Friday show significant put exposure below market values, with shorts clustering at $76,000 to $80,000 as volatility expectations cool ahead of upcoming US inflation figures.
The Federal Reserve may halt interest-rate increases before inflation hits the 2% target if policymakers see clear evidence the economy is moving toward that goal independently, driven by moderating price…
Massive private debt issuance and infrastructure expenditures for the artificial intelligence boom are driving Treasury yields upward, creating a persistent macroeconomic headwind for Bitcoin even after Federal Reserve rate hikes…
Bitcoin dipped below $81,000 as macroeconomic pressures and a shallow buyer base exposed why a Federal Reserve rate pause may fail to protect the cryptocurrency market from ongoing volatility.
Wallets linked to the US government transferred over $1 billion in Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime, coinciding with a $4,000 drop in BTC prices and sparking fresh questions regarding potential government…
