Bitcoin is expected to experience increased volatility this week as five major central banks, led by the U.S. Federal Reserve, announce their monetary policies. Historically, Bitcoin's price has dropped following the Fed's FOMC statements since July 2025. The Fed is likely to keep interest rates steady at 3.75%, with traders almost certain no rate cut will occur. Technical analysis suggests Bitcoin could face a selloff soon, especially if the Fed holds rates, potentially retesting lower price levels after a recent rally above $79,400. This week’s announcements could trigger a 'sell-the-news' reaction if the market has already priced in expectations.
Bitcoin's price has dipped to just under $83,000, testing the bottom of its current trading range. Technical indicators suggest the price is oversold and a bounce is likely, but a breakdown below support could lead to a deeper correction. The key sup...
A wallet linked to Wintermute has built $126.25 million in short positions on Hyperliquid, with Ethereum short exposure at $46.92 million, followed by Solana and HYPE positions exceeding $10 million each. These shorts come as major cryptocurrencies l...
The Conference Board will release the September Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) on September 29, with a forecast of a slight rise to 90.0 from August's 89.4. The CCI reflects consumer optimism about the economy and influences spending and economic ac...
Bitcoin's price fell about 1.5% to near $83,000 following an unexpected Oval Office announcement by President Trump, whose topic remains unknown but is speculated to involve Iran. This announcement kicks off a critical week for Bitcoin, which also in...
In March 2025, President Trump signed an executive order establishing Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset for the US government, consolidating about 328,000 BTC mainly from seizures and forfeitures. However, the order did not allocate taxpayer funds...
