Bitcoin recovered to about $78,100 as markets anticipate interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan this week. Traders expect an 87% chance of a 0.25% rate hike by the Fed on Wednesday, with the BOE likely to hold rates steady and the BOJ possibly raising rates to 1.25%. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate plans a procedural vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on Tuesday, which could impact crypto regulation. These events are causing cautious optimism and volatility in crypto markets ahead of major policy announcements.
Bitcoin rebounded to around $82,500 after President Trump stated the U.S. would not attack Iran before the November midterm elections, easing geopolitical concerns. Despite this recovery, Bitcoin remains about 4% lower over the week, while Ether has ...
Bitcoin experienced a sharp correction starting Tuesday, dropping nearly $6,400 and breaking below its bull flag pattern. The key $83,000 resistance level now stands as a critical test for bulls to regain control and resume the rally. Momentum indica...
Bitcoin investment inflows have slowed after a surge of $11.1 billion since mid-July, as rising US Treasury yields—10-year above 5.3% and 30-year near 5.7%—reflect growing concerns about government debt. CoinShares suggests that if bond yields rise d...
Bitcoin briefly fell to around $80,900 before rebounding near $82,000, influenced by rising oil prices, high US bond yields, and geopolitical easing. Meanwhile, OpenAI reported a revised annualized revenue of about $50 billion for September, down fro...
Bitcoin has dropped 7% from recent highs, trading around $82,529 after a 3.96% weekly decline. The sell-off is linked to U.S. government Bitcoin transfers totaling 17,468 BTC since October 6, valued at about $1.44 billion, and elevated unrealized pro...
