Bitcoin Price Holds Near $63K as HYPE and LINK Lead Altcoin Market Rally
Bitcoin hovered around $63,460 after weekly spot ETF net outflows reached $390 million, while select altcoins including HYPE and LINK outperformed the broader crypto market.
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Bitcoin hovered around $63,460 after weekly spot ETF net outflows reached $390 million, while select altcoins including HYPE and LINK outperformed the broader crypto market.
Following an in-line July US Consumer Price Index print, Bitcoin retreated below $64,000 as market participants weighed Federal Reserve policy timelines, options positioning, and onchain distribution…
Cryptocurrency markets are under pressure as Bitcoin fell below $64,000, driven by rising oil prices, surging US Treasury yields, and $144.6 million in spot ETF outflows…
With spot Bitcoin ETFs drawing $854 million in weekly inflows and July CPI data looming, traders are eyeing $65,800 as the critical breakout barrier.
Ethereum’s price recovery has stalled below the psychological $2,000 threshold, hindered by Federal Reserve interest rate policy, geopolitical tensions, and legislative delays in Washington.
The de-escalation drove crude oil prices down and pushed Bitcoin back above $65,000, with Ethereum leading gains among major digital assets.
In a decisive 85-5 vote, the US Senate advanced a massive housing affordability package containing a critical regulatory provision that blocks the Fed from developing a…
Leveraging a critical piece of bipartisan housing legislation, Congressional leaders successfully locked in a multi-year ban on central bank digital currencies while protecting private stablecoins.
Cryptocurrencies rallied and oil prices tumbled after a major breakthrough in US-Iran negotiations signaled the imminent reopening of the critical Strait of Hormuz.
In a major push to overhaul US banking restrictions, a new White House executive order gives the Federal Reserve 120 days to draft a blueprint for…
Bitcoin and crypto stocks fell as Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh emphasized central bank independence, while analysts still see potential upside later in 2026.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said he would not invest in Bitcoin at current levels, arguing he will wait for US monetary easing before re-entering the market.
Kraken’s banking unit has received limited master account access from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, allowing direct use of Fedwire without full banking privileges.
A Senate housing bill amendment would prohibit the Federal Reserve from issuing a US central bank digital currency through 2030, reviving prior legislative efforts.
Arthur Hayes argues that prolonged US military engagement with Iran could prompt monetary easing, potentially expanding liquidity and influencing crypto markets.