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Veteran trader Peter Brandt confirms Bitcoin follows classical charting despite recent 5.5% drop amid rising US yields and a stronger dollar, with significant liquidations and $14 billion futures exp…
Geopolitical tensions over the Strait of Hormuz threaten oil supply, increasing inflation risks and weighing on Bitcoin, which faces recent liquidation and uncertain short-term movement amid upcoming…
Cryptocurrency markets, especially Bitcoin, have declined due to tightening U.S. liquidity and ETF outflows amid looming government shutdown risks, increasing volatility but not signaling loss of con…
Rising long-term bond yields in the US and Japan are pressuring Bitcoin, with expected bearish market trends through 2026 amid competition from gold and higher yields.
Japan's rising bond yields and tightening liquidity threaten the yen carry trade, increasing risk of volatility and downward pressure on Bitcoin and crypto in the medium term.
Bitcoin steadied near $56,400 after dipping to two-week lows amid cautious investor sentiment ahead of key U.S. jobs and inflation data that could influence Federal Reserve policy and risk appetite.
Bitcoin edged up near $92,000 amid anticipation of the Fed's likely rate cut, though hawkish messaging from Powell could limit crypto gains and add volatility to risk assets in the short term.
Bitcoin declines after a large drop amid concerns over a probable Bank of Japan rate hike reversing yen-funded carry trades, increasing market volatility and pressure on cryptocurrencies.