Traders anxiously await today’s FOMC results to see if a surprise Fed rate cut could ignite a Bitcoin rally toward $140,000. A surprise Federal Reserve interest rate cut could reduce the appeal of ...

Cryptocurrency prices exhibit stability on Thursday, as traders buy the dip that followed the United States (US) Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision the previous day. Bitcoin (BTC) leads the ...

On July 22, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell responded to questions on President Donald Trump's tariffs, calling them ...

Fed ends crypto oversight program, integrating supervision into regular processes. Treasury confirms Bitcoin reserve from seized assets only.

Bitcoin moved sideways this week, trading within a narrow range between $115,184 and $119,959. Momentum slowed heading into Friday, with no major breakout in either direction. The total ...

Cryptos rose early Thursday, recouping losses after the Federal Reserve’s latest decision to hold interest rates steady.

Bitcoin blasted through to a new all-time high on Thursday, as a perfect storm of roaring optimism over Federal Reserve ...

The last such cut came in March 2020, when the Fed slashed rates by 100 basis points in reaction to the global spread of COVID-19. S&P 500 index (left) vs. Bitcoin/USD (right) in 2020.

The thing about Fed decisions is that they’re never really just about interest rates. They’re about confidence, expectations, and the delicate balance between keeping the economy growing ...

July CPI data’s mixed signals may trigger a major crypto sell-off as investors weigh inflation and Fed rate cut prospects ...

A lot, actually. Crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum are considered “risk-on” assets — meaning they tend to rise when money is cheap and inflation is under control.