Bitcoin price rallies as traders react to geopolitical and economic uncertainty, as the potential outcome of the upcoming US election.
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CoinShares expects that a 50 basis point cut is more likely if inflation comes in below expectations in the upcoming inflation report on Sept. 10.
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CoinShares expects that crypto investment products will become “increasingly sensitive” to interest rate expectations in September.
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Many analysts say a drop in spot Bitcoin ETF demand is the primary reason for BTC’s price weakness, but there’s more to it than that.
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For years analysts and traders have said cooling inflation would benefit the crypto market, yet prices are still down. Cointelegraph explains why.
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BTC price performance offers little inspiration through the latest U.S. macro data, but concern is brewing among Bitcoin analysts over $60,000 support.
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Bitcoin derivatives data suggests that macroeconomic and crypto-specific factors are behind BTC’s recent drop below $60,000.
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Bitcoin price holds above $63,000 even as regulatory enforcement ramps up and spot BTC ETF outflows raise concern.
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Bitcoin remains on track to seal its highest monthly close since May 2022, but BTC price is stubbornly rangebound.
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Bitcoin traders expect downside as BTC price offers a muted reaction to the Fed’s “preferred” inflation metric.
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