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Latest Federal Reserve news, analysis, and market insights. 9 articles on Crypto Watch Desk.
BitcoinBitcoin PCE bounce fades after a brief trip to $85.6KSofter August inflation opened the door above $85,000. The bond market held it shut.
BitcoinBitcoin slides toward $83K as oil and Fed bets biteBitcoin fell from the mid-$84,000s toward $83,000 on Monday as Hormuz headlines, a brief return to $100 oil and firmer rate-hike odds hit leveraged longs.
BitcoinBitcoin Drops to $77,000 as Spot ETFs Post $1Bn Weekly Outflow on Sticky Inflation FearsA hotter-than-expected US producer price reading and rising Treasury yields snapped a six-week, $3.4 billion inflow streak for spot bitcoin ETFs, sending nearly $1 billion out of the funds in a single week.
BitcoinUS CPI Hits 3.8% in April: Why Bitcoin Fell Below $81,000 as Inflation Sets 3-Year HighApril's Consumer Price Index came in hotter than expected, reigniting fears of prolonged high interest rates and triggering immediate selling pressure across crypto and equity markets.
BitcoinWhy is Crypto Down Today? BTC USD Falls Below $81k as Trump Dismisses US-Iran Deal, Traders Eye $78,400 SupportBitcoin pulled back from 13-week highs after US President Donald Trump called a potential US-Iran peace deal a 'big assumption,' triggering oil volatility and a sharp cooldown in crypto markets.
BitcoinBitcoin Price Analysis: BTC USD At $77K As Market Braces For Powell’s Final FOMC Meeting TodayAs Jerome Powell exits May 15, his successor, Kevin Warsh, brings $100M+ in crypto holdings and a hawkish monetary stance. Market braces for a drop in crypto prices.
AltcoinsWhat is the PACE Act? Ripple And Circle May Get Direct Access To Federal Reserve Payment SystemsThe new bipartisan bill, PACE Act, introduced on 21 April 2026, would allow qualified crypto firms, including Ripple and Circle, to bypass banking intermediaries and connect directly to Fedwire, FedNow, and ACH networks.
BitcoinWhy is Crypto Down Today? BTC USD Falls 5% on Powell Holds Rates, Industry Layoffs ContinueThe cryptocurrency market erased $100 billion in value within hours as Bitcoin dropped below $70,000, triggered by Federal Reserve caution on interest rate cuts and mounting macroeconomic uncertainty.