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BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes reiterates his bullish $250,000 year-end Bitcoin target, citing macro risks like US-Iran tensions and Fed policy as key drivers for a substantial price rally from curre…
Five regulatory and macro events from March to July 2026, including SEC ETF rulings and MiCA enforcement, will shape crypto's future, with Powell’s exit as a key catalyst potentially easing monetary …
Bitcoin may rise in 2026 due to expected Fed liquidity injections and rate cuts, despite some bearish views and midterm election uncertainties impacting regulatory outlook.
FOMC is expected to cut rates by 25bps today with Chair Powell’s speech crucial to market direction. Bitcoin shows steady support near $92K amid cautious optimism, with potential for a rally if the F…
Bitcoin gains momentum ahead of the Fed’s expected 0.25% rate cut, with analysts eyeing a breakout above $94,200 and potential climb toward $100,000–$115,000 amid improving market risk appetite.
Bitcoin remains resilient near $92,000 amid whale accumulation and strong labor data, with a 93% chance of an imminent Fed rate cut driving buying interest and potential upside towards $100,000.
The US dollar weakens amid expectations of a Fed rate cut in December, driven by slowing employment data. Global markets rise, led by Japanese stocks and small caps, as investors anticipate monetary …
The US dollar is under pressure ahead of a key technical support level with expectations of Fed easing, risking further declines that could boost EURUSD and GBPUSD in the near term amid thin liquidit…
Markets rally on rising odds of a December Fed rate cut, boosting stocks while the dollar softens. EURUSD and GBPUSD gain modestly amid expectations of easing monetary policy and potential Japanese y…
Fed Chair Powell signals potential end of aggressive tightening, boosting liquidity expectations. This could trigger a Bitcoin rally, followed by Ethereum and altcoins, marking a potential upcoming a…