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Bitcoin fell 2.5% as US inflation data exceeded expectations, increasing pressure ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. Traders remain bearish, expecting volatility and less supportive condit…
Bitcoin and other cryptos are poised for volatility around the upcoming U.S. CPI report; a cooler inflation reading could boost BTC, while hotter data might trigger declines toward $60,000.
Bitcoin gained nearly 1.8% ahead of the US February CPI report, showing positive momentum but facing short-term pressure from recent ETF outflows amid inflation concerns.
Hot inflation data pressured Bitcoin's price near $68,500, causing a breakdown that forced leveraged longs to exit positions.
US January CPI came in below expectations, signaling easing inflation and raising hopes for Fed rate cuts. Bitcoin reacts positively, boosted by softer inflation data and improved liquidity outlook a…
Bitcoin faces key US economic data releases this week, including inflation and retail sales, which will drive volatility. Positive macro and policy trends support a bullish outlook despite near-term …
The US November CPI data release is a key catalyst, potentially boosting Bitcoin if inflation meets expectations, while hotter inflation risks Fed caution and crypto sell-offs.
Cooling inflation improves liquidity and risk appetite, boosting institutional demand and Bitcoin’s performance as both a store-of-value and growth asset in the mid to long term.
The upcoming US CPI report is pivotal for crypto markets, with inflation above 3.1% likely bearish for Bitcoin, while a below 3.1% print could trigger a bullish rally due to potential rate cuts and i…