Bitcoin Slips Below $79K as ETFs Log $987M Weekly Inflows
Bitcoin dips below $79,000 as ETF inflows reach $987 million and traders await key U.S. inflation data ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.
Bitcoin dips below $79,000 as ETF inflows reach $987 million and traders await key U.S. inflation data ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.
Bitcoin held near $78,000 despite escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, outperforming oil-shaken stocks and gold as traders assessed Fed rate-hike risks.
Bitcoin falls toward $63,500 as an in-line US inflation report lowers Fed rate-hike expectations but fails to spark a lasting crypto rally.
Bitcoin struggles near $64,000 ahead of US inflation data as Strategy selling, mixed ETF flows and interest-rate uncertainty limit its recovery.
Bitcoin climbs above $65,000 as weak US jobs data supports risk appetite, with traders awaiting Wednesday’s key US inflation report.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates at 3.5%-3.75% as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP posted modest gains, with investors shifting focus to the September policy meeting.
Bitcoin rose above $65,000 as easing U.S.-Iran tensions fueled risk-on sentiment, while Ether and other cryptocurrencies rallied alongside falling oil prices.
Bitcoin climbed towards $64,800 after softer U.S. inflation data reduced Fed rate hike expectations. Ethereum and major altcoins also rallied as investor sentiment improved.
Bitcoin fell to around $62,800 after a leverage-driven sell-off, with investors eyeing U.S. inflation data and the Fed meeting for the next market catalyst.
Bitcoin rebounds above $61,700 after hitting a 21-month low near $59,100 amid persistent ETF outflows, Fed rate expectations, and upcoming US PCE inflation data.
Bitcoin, Ether, and other major cryptocurrencies fell after the Federal Reserve held rates steady but issued hawkish projections in Kevin Warsh’s first policy meeting as chair.