This week brings a packed schedule: US-Iran deadline, Fed minutes, CPI/PCE data, plus SOL hackathon, Sei EVM transition, TRON vote, and the world's first on-chain IPO. Market volatility expected to spike.
Bitcoin pulled back toward $77,000 after failing to reclaim $80,000 ahead of the Fed rate decision. With markets fully pricing in no rate cut and Core PCE data looming, investors remain cautious as macro uncertainty and technical weakness weigh on short-term sentiment.
Four major central banks set interest rates this week alongside U.S. GDP and PCE data. Robinhood, Visa, and tech giants report earnings. XYO's Markus Levin sees Bitcoin momentum around $78K but warns of pullback to $72-74K if Fed turns hawkish.
Four major central banks (BOJ, Fed, ECB, BOE) set rates this week, alongside US GDP, PCE data, and earnings from Visa, Mastercard, Robinhood. Markus Levin of XYO warns Bitcoin could pull back to $72K-$74K if hawkish Fed tone appears.
Crypto markets saw modest gains on Friday with Bitcoin back above $110K and Ethereum rising 3.8% past $4,000. The PCE data met forecasts, but the Fear & Greed Index plunged to 28, the lowest since April. Analysts warn of further downside while noting potential for a short squeeze.
Crypto markets bounced on Friday with Bitcoin above $110K and Ethereum surging 3.8% to reclaim $4,000. PCE data met expectations, but the Fear & Greed Index plunged to 28, its lowest since April. Analysts are divided on whether a short squeeze or further decline awaits.
Bitcoin is entering a rare 48-hour macro window as the Fed decision is followed almost immediately by US GDP and PCE data. The sequence could quickly reshape rate-cut expectations, liquidity outlook and risk appetite across crypto markets.
Bitcoin is entering a rare 48-hour macro window as the Fed decision is followed immediately by US GDP and PCE data. The sequence could quickly reshape rate-cut expectations, risk appetite, and short-term Bitcoin pricing.
