Bitcoin Dips Below $85K as Hot PCE Data Sparks Inflation Fears

The “core” personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index makes it easier to capture underlying inflation trends by excluding food and energy, which tend to experience higher price volatility than other consumption categories. PCE Shock: Bitcoin Falls Under $85K as Inflation Worries Return Both traditional and crypto markets took a dive this morning as the U.S. … Read more

Markets Tumble as Fed’s Favorite Inflation Gauge Spikes; Bitcoin Slides, Stocks Dump

The U.S. Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure elevated sharply in February, with the core personal consumption expenditures price index climbing 0.4%—the largest monthly spike since January 2024—while consumer spending growth fell short of expectations, the Commerce Department reported Friday. Fed’s Inflation Fight Faces Setback With Surging PCE Data The core PCE price index, which excludes … Read more

Bitcoin Price Watch: Traders Brace for Volatility as Bitcoin Tests Support

Bitcoin’s price is currently at $85,288, with a market cap of $1.69 trillion and a 24-hour global trade volume of $30.19 billion. Throughout the past day, bitcoin has traded within a range of $84,784 to $87,723, reflecting a volatile market. Technical indicators across multiple timeframes suggest a prevailing bearish sentiment, with key oscillators and moving … Read more

Crypto Market Loses $659 Billion From Peak, Cryptoquant Analysis Shows

The cryptocurrency market has faced a significant drawdown, with the top five cryptocurrencies losing a combined $659 billion since their 2025 peak, according to Cryptoquant and its researchers, cryptoquant.com reports. Ethereum and Solana Lead Losses in Crypto Market Decline, Reports Cryptoquant Ethereum and Solana led the losses, with ethereum’s ( ETH) market capitalization dropping by … Read more

Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle at Crossroads: Is the Halving Rally Dead?

Bitcoin’s price held steady above $87,000 on Thursday, fueling a spirited debate among analysts about the fate of its once-reliable four-year cycle. Traditionally associated with dramatic post-halving rallies, this cycle now faces scrutiny as evolving market sophistication, regulatory developments, and broader economic currents challenge its predictability. Bitcoin’s 34% Post-Halving Gain Fuels Speculation of a Broken, … Read more

Bitcoin Holds Steady Above $87K as Market Eyes Regulatory Shift

The digital asset stayed relatively flat as markets braced for the confirmation of President Donald Trump’s pick for Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC), Paul Atkins, on Thursday. Regulatory Shifts and Stablecoin Growth Keep Bitcoin Steady Near $87K Bitcoin’s price hovered above the $87,000 mark as the crypto industry turned its attention … Read more

From $88.5K to $85.8K: Bitcoin’s Rollercoaster Tests Trader Nerves

Bitcoin lingers right around the $87,000 threshold after a midday descent to $85,869 per coin Wednesday afternoon, its momentum tempered by fleeting volatility. Bitcoin’s Quiet Dance For much of March 26, the top cryptocurrency oscillated within a narrow corridor, briefly slipping to $85,869 around 3 p.m. ET. Global crypto asset exchanges recorded around $79.59 billion … Read more

Peter Brandt Flags XRP Danger Zone With Breakdown Signal Flashing

Veteran trader Peter Brandt warns XRP may plunge to $1.07, citing a textbook head and shoulders pattern forming as price battles key support near $1.90. Peter Brandt Identifies Classic Reversal in XRP as Tensions Build at Key Level Veteran trader Peter Brandt offered his updated analysis on XRP Wednesday, outlining a bearish outlook based on … Read more

Bitcoin Pulls Back Slightly as Whales Buy the Dip

Blockchain analysis firm Glassnode says large investors are stacking sats while smaller holders keep selling. Bitcoin Retreats Briefly While Large Investors Accumulate According to Glassnode, large investors have grown their bitcoin ( BTC) holdings by more than 129,000 BTC since March 11, even though the leading digital asset is experiencing a slight decline in its … Read more