As the cryptocurrency market navigates a turbulent period, Bitcoin (BTC) has showcased a significant drop, moving from nearly $65,000 to below $58,000 in recent days. This downward shift has been influenced by a mix of factors, including market reactions to recent economic news and broader financial trends. According to CoinMarketCap,
After a period of bated breath, the Federal Reserve’s June meeting minutes are now public. Significantly, these insights could ripple through the policy-sensitive rates and Treasury yields, critical players in the global cryptocurrency game. In a surprising twist, the Fed elected to break its ten-meeting streak of interest rate hikes.
Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chairman, stated that the central bank is strongly committed to returning inflation to the 2% goal. And the failure could cause greater harm to the economy. The statement raises the question of whether the failure also harms the crypto market. On May 19, while speaking
Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, is trading lower on Thursday. Also, the global cryptocurrency market cap was trading lower at around 993.77 billion, down 01.45% in the last 24 hours. At the time of writing BTC is currently trading at $21,653.35 with a 24-hour trading volume of $22,076,254,35. BTC
The U.S. dollar turned slightly up today as traders and investors await the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony ahead of the last week’s jobs report, which will probably determine how much further the U.S. central bank raises interest rates. According to the Federal Reserve government report, Fed Chairman Jerome
For the first time in five weeks, Bitcoin’s weekly trend finished on a bearish note. It soared at $24,000 but then dropped to just under $23,000. However, as long as it continues its upward tendency, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) is still comfortably rising above the $20,000 level. This has
Fed Chair Jerome Powell reveals a new legislature for digital currencies will be out soon. New rules and regulations by the U.S will be reflecting on the crypto market. Congressman Tom Emmer also tweets the same. It’s quite skeptical that ever since, the talks started in December, 2021 in the
