President Donald Trump urged Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates, claiming it’s time for the Fed to stop being political. In response, Powell stated that the Fed will wait before deciding on any changes, focusing on economic data. Despite the stock Market losing $1.5 trillion, Bitcoin price remained strong, trading above $84,000. ...
Bitcoin’s price may rise to the $100,000 mark sooner than expected as it shows signs of decoupling from the US stock Market and gold. Despite initial drops following President Trump’s global tariff announcement, Bitcoin quickly rebounded, while major stock indices like the S&P 500 faced significant declines. This shift, reminiscent of late 2018 trends, has ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell expressed concerns about President Trump’s tariffs, predicting they would raise inflation and slow economic growth. During a speech in Virginia, Powell emphasized the uncertainty these tariffs bring and indicated that the Fed would wait for clearer impacts before adjusting interest rates. He acknowledged that while the economy appeared strong, there ...
Traders are shifting focus from an oversold Market and U.S. tariffs to upcoming economic data and potential rate cuts, anticipating a rebound in Bitcoin’s value soon. Following President Trump’s recent tariff announcement, crypto markets experienced significant volatility, with major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP initially rising, then dropping as global markets reacted negatively. However, ...
Bitcoin could potentially soar above $250,000 by the end of the year, driven by expectations of rising fiat supply. Analysts, including Arthur Hayes, believe a shift by the US Federal Reserve toward quantitative easing may fuel this price surge. Hayes noted that Bitcoin’s value relies heavily on the anticipated future supply of fiat currency. While ...
Bitcoin could potentially exceed $250,000 by the end of the year, driven by an increasing supply of fiat currency. Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, believes that if the U.S. Federal Reserve shifts to quantitative easing—essentially flooding the Market with dollars—Bitcoin’s value will surge. As the Fed adjusts its balance sheet policies, Hayes predicts a strong ...
In a recent essay, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes predicts that Bitcoin could hit $250,000 by the end of this year. He believes this is due to the US Federal Reserve’s shift back toward quantitative easing, which will likely involve buying US Treasuries. Hayes argues that this return to liquidity is beneficial for Bitcoin, likening ...
In a recent interview, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, shared an optimistic outlook for Bitcoin, predicting a significant price rally driven by increased liquidity from central banks. He believes that the four-year halving cycle is no longer the main focus, as Bitcoin has become a key asset in mainstream finance. Hayes emphasizes the importance of ...
Bitcoin may have reached its lowest point and could rise towards $90,000, according to crypto analyst Markus Thielen. He believes this shift is supported by US President Trump’s willingness to ease tariffs and the Federal Reserve’s recent dovish stance on inflation. Thielen’s analysis shows that Bitcoin’s reversal indicators are turning positive, indicating a potential recovery. ...
Bitcoin’s price volatility has recently surged to a six-month high, driven by U.S. economic uncertainty, including trade tensions and inflation risks. The cryptocurrency’s 30-day volatility jumped from 1.6% to 3.6% in just a month, indicating potential for continued price fluctuations. Currently, Bitcoin’s value has decreased by 10% over the past month and more than 20% ...
