Bitcoin has historically sold off during transitions of Federal Reserve chairs, with significant drops under Janet Yellen, Jerome Powell's first term, and his second term confirmation. Kevin Warsh takes over on May 15 with interest rates at 3.50% and only one rate cut projected for 2026, creating a potentially tough environment for risk assets like Bitcoin. Despite recent institutional outflows, Bitcoin reclaimed $78,000, but must hold above $76,000 and break $82,000 to signal a trend reversal and break the historical selloff pattern during Fed leadership changes.
Ethereum surged more than 5% in 24 hours, climbing back above $1,700 for the first time since June's selloff, alongside Bitcoin pushing past $60,000. This rally is driven by broader market optimism following dovish Federal Reserve comments on inflati...
Bitcoin price increased by 2.46% to $61,644 on July 3, driven by easing geopolitical tensions following progress in US-Iran peace negotiations. ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood stated that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz will increase oil supply, wea...
Top traders significantly reduced their Ethereum futures long positions in both USDT- and coin-margined markets, signaling a short-term de-risking despite stable overall crypto market conditions. Ethereum's long position share among top traders fell ...
Bitcoin is trading around $61,697 with a modest 2.7% move, while Ethereum has surged 6.4% to $1,717. The total crypto market cap stands at $2.22 trillion, with Bitcoin dominance at 55.7%, indicating cautious capital rotation between Bitcoin and altco...
The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of recovery as $1.9 billion in Bitcoin options, $230 million in Ethereum options, and $3.7 million in XRP options expire today. Bitcoin has surged over 6% to around $62,000, supported by bullish call options...
