Bitcoin has posted slight gains over the past 24 hours as investors digest the Fed’s cautious stance on inflation and interest rate policy.
Gold prices have increased amid calls for a Fort Knox audit, sparking debates over asset oversight and the potential for blockchain tracking.
Bitcoin's market dominance is now above 60% as while Solana grapples with heightened volatility following the collapse of the Libra memecoin.
With the DXY in decline and central banks ramping up gold purchases, an analyst weighs the potential implications on bitcoin's price.
Momentum for a Fed audit is building, driven by social media support for Ron Paul to spearhead the effort and an endorsement from Elon Musk.
BNB has seen strong gains despite a broader cryptocurrency market downturn, as major tokens like bitcoin and ether experience price declines.
Bitcoin’s price remains volatile as institutional investors accumulate while retail traders remain bearish amid wider market uncertainty.
The rally follows Bloomberg analysts raising approval odds for a Litecoin ETF, and Monday's spot Cardano ETF filing.
Gold has surged to a new all-time high, outperforming bitcoin year-to-date, as central banks continued aggressive purchases.
Standard Chartered sees current market conditions as supportive for bitcoin, as long as yields stay contained and the economy remains stable.
Crypto and wider market sentiment remains fragile ahead of the U.S. jobs report, QCP Capital analysts said.
Sygnum forecasts that a $1 billion Strategic Bitcoin Reserve purchase could trigger a demand shock and increase BTC's market cap by $20 billion.
Trump's recent invocation of the IEEPA to impose tariffs could undermine the U.S. dollar's global dominance, analysts say.
Trump's sovereign wealth fund executive order could potentially include bitcoin among its strategic assets, an analyst said.
Gold is trading above $2,820, nearing Monday's all-time high, while volatility in bitcoin and U.S. equities continues to rise.
Bybit CEO estimates crypto liquidations hit as high as $8–10 billion over the past day, after Trump's tariffs wobbled global markets.
The tariffs threaten to raise the price of energy in the U.S., which could in turn affect the profitability of Bitcoin mining in the States.
Bitcoin held above the $105,000 mark on Friday as markets reacted to the latest PCE data, which showed inflation in line with expectations.
CME Group, the world's largest operator of financial derivatives exchanges, announced it will introduce options on Bitcoin Friday Futures.
Standard Chartered see bitcoin reaching $130,000 in the next two months as institutional inflows accelerate and market sentiment shifts.
Bitcoin’s price traded flat on Wednesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 4.25%-4.50%.
Monday’s DeepSeek sell-off, highlighted the contrast in bitcoin’s recovery compared to traditional risk assets like large-cap tech stocks.
The bitcoin futures basis has made a bearish move into negative territory for the first time in months, an analyst has said.
AI-related tokens experienced double-digit drops, amid a broader stock sell-off, as DeepSeek's new AI model led to market disruption.
Bitcoin falls below $100,000 as China’s DeepSeek AI model disrupts equities and market uncertainty mounts ahead of the FOMC meeting.
Bitwise suggests bitcoin's "fair value" could be over $200,000, serving as portfolio insurance against rising risks of sovereign defaults.
Coinbase Prime has seen an increase in USD inflows, indicating a rise in OTC bitcoin trading by institutional investors.
A potential BoJ rate hike next week could trigger a yen carry trade unwind, disrupting global liquidity and impacting risk assets.