Institutional flows remained strong. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs logged their ninth consecutive day of net inflows, with $403 million added on Tuesday.
On a steep slide from record highs near $124,000 just over 24 hours ago, bitcoin rose modestly to $117,300 in the minutes following the news.
BTC and ETH traders bet big through onchain and centralized options markets.
Leading crypto exchange Binance witnessed a significant outflow of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) on June 23, with investors pulling out over 4,000 BTC and 61,000 ETH in a single day. This shift comes amid easing geopolitical tensions and declining inflation, fuelling speculation about a renewed rally. Bitcoin Likely To Rally As Global Tensions Simmer According to a recent CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor Amr Taha, Bitcoin is likely to resume its upward trajectory, bolstered by a series of recent macroeconomic and geopolitical developments. The analyst highlighted multiple positive signals that could propel the top digital asset closer to its all-time high (ATH). Related Reading: Bitcoin Yearly Trend Suggests Cycle Top Near $205,000 By Year-End, Analyst Says One of the key developments was an announcement by US President Donald Trump, who stated that a ceasefire agreement had been reached between Israel and Iran. This deal removes the immediate threat of Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital chokepoint for global oil supply. The ceasefire had an immediate and positive effect on global equity markets, with the S&P 500 index surpassing 6,000 for the first time since February 2025. This recovery signals growing investor confidence as geopolitical risks subside. In addition, crude oil prices dropped by 14%, adding to the disinflationary narrative. Lower energy costs help reduce production and transportation expenses, thereby supporting a broader decline in inflationary pressures. Taha concluded: The convergence of significant crypto outflows from Binance, falling oil prices, a bullish breakout in US equities, and the reduction of Middle Eastern tensions presents a striking scenario. With the geopolitical overhang removed, inflation easing, and macro markets stabilizing, Bitcoin is now well-positioned to resume its upward trajectory. Meanwhile, Bitcoin whales – wallets holding large amounts of BTC – appear to be quietly accumulating in anticipation of a breakout. In another CryptoQuant post, contributor Mignolet noted that whale accumulation has been rising steadily since BTC bottomed in April. Mignolet pointed out that whale activity typically increases during periods of low market attention or heightened fear, often foreshadowing bullish reversals. Historical data supports this trend, showing that increased accumulation often precedes significant price surges. Bullish Quarter For BTC In an X post published today, seasoned crypto analyst Titan of Crypto stated that BTC is set to close a bullish monthly candle, reinforcing the long-term uptrend for the flagship cryptocurrency. Several other on-chain and technical indicators also suggest further upside potential. For example, Bitcoin Binary CDD shows that long-term holders are continuing to hold rather than sell, indicating strong conviction in BTC’s long-term value. Related Reading: Bitcoin Forming Inverse Head And Shoulders Pattern – Is $150,000 The Next Target? At the same time, the number of short positions is climbing as BTC consolidates between $100,000 and $110,000. This dynamic raises the probability of a short squeeze, potentially propelling Bitcoin to a new ATH. At press time, BTC trades at $105,408, up 5.2% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, charts from CryptoQuant, X, and TradingView.com
Friday's core PCE release is likely to show price pressures easing, but there is a fix.
The core rate rose just 0.1% as well, far less than the 0.3% forecast.
Asset prices across markets largely shrugged off surging Inflation expectations, with crypto prices consolidating sideways.
The headline year-over-year pace edged down to 2.3% and the core rate was flat at 2.8%.
Stocks related to blockchain and U.S. tech companies may play catch-up while BTC takes a breather before ATH as inflation softens.
Understanding inflation and the need for hedges Bitcoin’s supply-and-demand dynamics, in addition to growing institutional adoption, position it as a potential hedge against inflation in 2025. However, its high volatility and centralization concerns mean it remains a speculative asset rather than a guaranteed safeguard against inflation.What is inflation? Inflation refers to the general increase in the prices of goods and services in an economy over time, leading to a decrease in the purchasing power of money. As prices rise, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services. Inflation is typically measured by indexes such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which tracks the average change in the prices paid by consumers for a basket of goods and services.Traditional inflation hedgesTo protect against the eroding effects of inflation, investors have traditionally turned to certain asset classes known to retain value or appreciate during inflationary periods:Gold: Often considered a safe haven, gold has historically maintained its value and is viewed as a store of wealth during periods of high inflation.Real estate: Property values and rental income tend to rise with inflation, making real estate a common hedge.Inflation-indexed bonds: These government or corporate bonds adjust interest payments based on inflation rates, helping preserve purchasing power.These assets are favored because they either have intrinsic value or their returns are linked to inflation rates, offering a buffer against currency devaluation.Bitcoin as digital goldIn recent years, Bitcoin has entered the conversation as a potential modern hedge against inflation, dubbed “digital gold.” Advocates argue that Bitcoin’s decentralized nature and fixed supply of 21 million coins make it resistant to inflationary pressures. Unlike fiat currencies — which central banks can issue in unlimited quantities — Bitcoin’s (BTC) predetermined, limited supply creates digital scarcity, similar to precious metals. Its global accessibility and independence from monetary policy have positioned it as an attractive store of value for inflation-conscious investors. Does Bitcoin protect against inflation? Bitcoin’s fixed supply, decentralization and growing institutional adoption position it as a compelling hedge against inflation, especially during times of fiat currency instability.There are a few arguments to suggest so. Supply dynamics and market impactBitcoin’s capped supply of 21 million coins, along with the halving event that occurs every four years, are often cited as reasons for its inflation-resistant properties. But the real strength lies in how that scarcity interacts with market demand.When demand increases — whether driven by institutional interest or macroeconomic instability — the fixed supply can drive sharp price appreciation. This dynamic can make Bitcoin appealing during inflationary periods, as investors seek alternatives to devaluing fiat currencies.Decentralization and monetary policy independenceBitcoin is not subject to the policies of any central bank. Its monetary rules are hardcoded and transparent, reducing the risk of unexpected changes like quantitative easing or interest rate manipulation. This predictability appeals to investors looking for protection from inflation caused by government policies.Portability and accessibilityBeing entirely digital, Bitcoin can be transferred across borders instantly without relying on banks or intermediaries. This portability makes it particularly valuable in countries facing hyperinflation or capital controls, where citizens may need to move wealth quickly and securely.Market perception and institutional adoptionBitcoin’s legitimacy has grown with increasing institutional interest. Companies like Strategy and Tesla have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets, helping frame it as a viable long-term investment. As institutional adoption increases, so too does Bitcoin’s potential to serve as an inflation hedge in the eyes of mainstream investors.Did you know? Bitcoin’s performance has shown a notable correlation with global money supply growth. Analysts suggest that Bitcoin may serve as a barometer for global monetary dilution, offering insights into inflationary trends across economies. Bitcoin vs. inflation: The institutional adoption effect It’s not just retail investors getting involved with Bitcoin — institutions have been watching from the sidelines and are now stepping in with serious capital, providing Bitcoin investment products and developing state-of-the-art market infrastructure.Corporate Bitcoin pioneers: Strategy and MetaplanetIn 2025, institutional Bitcoin adoption has surged, led by companies like Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and Metaplanet.Strategy: Under Michael Saylor’s leadership, Strategy has accumulated around 538,200 BTC — valued at almost $47 billion as of April 2025;Metaplanet: Nicknamed “Asia’s MicroStrategy,” Metaplanet holds almost $430 million in Bitcoin (April 2025) and aims to reach 21,000 BTC by 2026. Did you know? In 2025, the State of Wisconsin Investment Board became the first US state pension fund to invest directly in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), allocating approximately $160 million — about 0.1% of its total assets. Expansion of Bitcoin investment productsThe launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs has dramatically increased retail and institutional access. In the US, Bitcoin ETFs are projected to attract up to $3 billion in inflows in Q2 2025 alone.Major asset managers such as BlackRock now include Bitcoin in model portfolios, further embedding it in the traditional financial ecosystem.Advancements in market infrastructureBitcoin markets have matured thanks to a series of infrastructure upgrades:New custody solutions and insurance products have alleviated concerns about asset theft or loss.Clearer legal frameworks have made it easier for institutions to invest with confidence.Institutional-grade exchanges have improved liquidity and execution for large trades.Together, these changes have deepened market confidence and expanded institutional participation. Is Bitcoin really an inflation hedge? Counterarguments and limitations Bitcoin has a lot going for it — limited supply, decentralization and borderless utility — but several challenges complicate its role as an inflation hedge.It’s still wildly volatileEven in 2025, Bitcoin’s price can be erratic. It surged past $109,000 in March, then fell below $75,000 just weeks later. As of April, it’s hovering around $88,000 — a more than 20% drop.By contrast, traditional hedges like gold or treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS) rarely move more than a few percent in a bad month. That kind of stability matters when trying to preserve purchasing power.Did you know? Despite their substantial Bitcoin acquisitions, companies like Strategy and Metaplanet have faced significant unrealized losses due to market volatility. In Q1 2025, Strategy reported a staggering $5.91 billion in unrealized losses on its Bitcoin holdings. Similarly, Metaplanet disclosed a net loss of $2.1 million for the nine-month period ending in 2025.Decentralized? Sort ofBitcoin is decentralized in principle, but real-world control is more concentrated:Five mining pools control over 67% of network hash power, raising concerns about potential 51% attacks.Just 2% of wallets hold 95% of all circulating BTC.This centralization undermines the idea of Bitcoin as a universally safe and democratic asset.People don’t really use it — They speculateDespite all the hype, Bitcoin still isn’t used much for everyday transactions:Network fees are often $5–$15.The Lightning Network was supposed to help but remains difficult to use and underfunded.Instead, stablecoins like Tether’s USDt (USDT) and USDC (USDC) now power over 60% of all crypto transactions — especially in emerging markets.Does Bitcoin protect against inflation?Bitcoin can serve as a hedge — but it’s a high-risk, high-volatility option. It behaves more like a speculative tech stock than a traditional inflation shield like gold or TIPS. If you’re looking for protection from inflation, Bitcoin might help — or it might drop 30% in a week. Either way, it’s not a guaranteed safety net.
Gold soared to a new record high as the selloff in the U.S. dollar and long-term Treasuries continued in force on Friday.
Inflation breakevens head south amid the Trump trade war.
Whether the fresh inflation numbers boost rate cut hopes or the price of bitcoin is another story as the data is from prior to last week's sweeping tariff announcements.
Ethereum's ETH hit its weakest price against bitcoin in almost five years as macroeconomic concerns added pressure to risk assets.
Japan’s headline inflation remains nearly 100 basis points higher than U.S.counterparts.
Bitcoin (BTC) recorded slight gains as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate for February came in lower than expected. The softer inflation reading fuelled hopes of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve (Fed), potentially benefiting risk-on assets. Bitcoin Jumps As Inflation Cools According to data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the CPI increased by 0.2% in February on a seasonally adjusted basis, bringing the annual inflation rate down to 2.8%. This figure not only fell below economists’ projection of 2.9% but also marked a decline from January’s 0.5% monthly increase. Related Reading: Bitcoin Faces CPI Shock—But Research Firm Says ‘Buy The News’ Additionally, the core CPI – an inflation measure excluding food and energy prices – rose 0.2% month-over-month, underperforming most forecasts of 0.3%. On an annual basis, core CPI came in at 3.1%, slightly below the 3.2% consensus. The lower-than-anticipated inflation data has reignited investor optimism, with hopes the Fed may pivot to a more dovish monetary policy by cutting interest rates to boost market liquidity. Lower interest rates typically favor risk-on assets like stocks and cryptocurrencies. Following the data release, BTC posted modest gains, climbing from approximately $81,000 to $84,500. Leading memecoin Dogecoin (DOGE) also saw a 2.9% rise in the past 24 hours. It’s worth noting that last month, BTC declined after CPI data came in hotter than expected. Since then, US President Donald Trump’s economic policies – particularly high trade tariffs on countries like Canada, Mexico, and China – have further hindered bullish momentum for digital assets. Earlier this month, BTC experienced one of its sharpest declines, dropping from around $94,700 on March 2 to as low as $76,800 on March 11. Over the same period, the total crypto market cap shrank by approximately $600 billion, falling from $3.2 trillion to approximately $2.6 trillion at the time of writing. BTC Price Projected To Make Recovery While the current bearish trend has dragged BTC and other cryptocurrencies to multi-month lows, industry experts believe digital assets are likely to rebound in the later quarters of 2025. Related Reading: Bitcoin Plays Chicken With Central Banks As Dollar Falls, Says Expert For instance, crypto entrepreneur Arthur Hayes recently suggested that while BTC may face further declines in the short term, central banks will likely resort to quantitative easing to stabilize stock markets – a move that could also help risk-on assets recover their losses. Similarly, recent analysis by CryptoQuant contributor ibrahimcosar forecasts that despite the current downturn, BTC is poised to reach $180,000 by 2026. A weakening US dollar is also likely to hasten the price recovery. At press time, BTC trades at $81,541, reflecting a 0.6% gain over the past 24 hours. Featured image created with Unsplash, charts from TradingView.com
Bitcoin managed a knee-jerk move above $84,000 after the U.S. CPI report, but returned to roughly flat for the day.
The bitcoin price jumped above $84,000 on the welcome news.
Slower inflation could raise the chance of interest-rate cuts that might boost riskier assets such as cryptocurrencies.
Earlier today, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $80,000 for the first time in over three months. According to data from Binance, BTC hit a low of $78,258, filling the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) gap between $78,000 and $80,000. Bitcoin Fills CME Gap, Is It Time For Rebound? With today’s dip, BTC has now filled every CME gap since March 2024. At the time of writing, the leading cryptocurrency is trading in the low $80,000 range. Related Reading: Bitcoin Hits Its Most Oversold Level Since August 2024 – Is A Rebound Coming? For the uninitiated, the CME gap refers to the price difference that occurs on the CME Bitcoin futures chart between Friday’s closing price and Monday’s opening price, as CME does not trade on weekends. These gaps are often filled later as Bitcoin’s price naturally retraces to these levels, acting as key support or resistance zones. A new CME gap has now emerged due to the ongoing market sell-off, triggered by US President Donald Trump’s confirmation that trade tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico will take effect on March 4. According to crypto analyst Rekt Capital, the new CME gap lies between $92,800 and $94,000. If past data is anything to go by, this new CME gap may work as a price magnet, pulling BTC upward and initiating a bullish trend reversal. For example, back in January 2021, BTC filled a CME gap between $29,410 and $33,050. After filling the gap, BTC continued to dip further, before surging to as high as $40,000. That said, macroeconomic and geopolitical factors remain significant. The US Federal Reserve (Fed) and Trump continue to clash over interest rate policies. While the Fed has maintained that it is in no rush to cut rates, Trump has repeatedly called for immediate reductions. However, positive inflation data could pressure the Fed to accelerate rate cuts. According to an X post by The Kobeissi Letter, January’s PCE inflation – the Fed’s preferred measure – aligned with its projection of 2.5%. Similarly, core inflation – which measures the change in consumer prices excluding volatile items like food and energy – was in-line with expectations of 2.6% as well. However, data from CME FedWatch suggests that the Fed is likely to keep interest rates unchanged at the March 19 FOMC meeting. Is The BTC Bottom In? Although BTC has fallen nearly 20% over the past month, some analysts believe further downside may still be ahead. A recent forecast from Standard Chartered suggests BTC could decline another 10% before finding support. Related Reading: Is Bitcoin Showing Early Signs Of Bullish Divergence? Analyst Explains However, there are also signs that BTC may be forming a local bottom. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez noted that sell-side pressure is easing, which could indicate that BTC is stabilizing. Additionally, the Cryptoasset Sentiment Index recently flashed a strong contrarian buy signal, further hinting at a potential price floor for BTC. At press time, BTC trades at $83,508, down 2.5% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, Charts from X and TradingView.com
Bitcoin’s price took a hit earlier this week, dropping to $94,000 upon the release of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for January. The data, published on Feb. 12, showed the YoY inflation and core CPI came in above expectations, showing that the inflationary pressures in the US failed to decrease. While Bitcoin has […]
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Under pressure this morning ahead of a coming Trump tariff announcement, the price of bitcoin didn't immediately react to the data.
Bitcoin (BTC) reacted sharply to today’s hotter-than-expected US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, dropping from around $96,600 to as low as $94,088. Notably, BTC was already trending downward due to escalating geopolitical tensions following Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on all aluminum and steel imports. Bitcoin Slumps Amid Surprising Inflation Data The latest US inflation data came in higher than anticipated, triggering declines in both equity and cryptocurrency markets. Instead of the expected 0.3% increase, the CPI rose by 0.5% in January, compared to December’s 0.4% reading. Related Reading: Bitcoin Withstands DeepSeek Dip And FOMC Volatility – How Close Is A New ATH? On a year-over-year (YoY) basis, inflation climbed 3%, exceeding forecasts of a 2.9% increase. For those unfamiliar, the CPI measures the average change in prices consumers pay for goods and services over time and is a key indicator of inflation. Meanwhile, Core CPI – which excludes food and energy costs – rose by 0.4% in January, surpassing the expected 0.3% gain. YoY, Core CPI climbed 3.3%, higher than the forecasted 3.1%. As a result, US stocks followed the crypto market downturn, with stock index futures falling roughly 1% after the report. On the other hand, the 10-year Treasury yield jumped 10 basis points to 4.63%, while the Dollar Index (DXY) strengthened by 0.5%. Could There Be More Downside Ahead? Following the CPI release, markets are now pricing in fewer or possibly no interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve for the remainder of 2025. In an X post, financial journalist Walter Bloomberg noted: Capital Economics’ Paul Ashworth thinks a cut this year looks increasingly unlikely. “With tariffs likely to keep core PCE inflation close to, or above, 3% this year now, the Fed will stand pat for at least the next 12 months.” Treasury yields jumped on the inflation data and are holding on to their gains, with the 10-year at 4.651%, on path for its highest close since mid-January. A reduced likelihood of rate cuts poses additional downside risk for risk-on assets like BTC. Further compounding this uncertainty, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testified before Congress yesterday, emphasizing that central bank rate cuts remain unlikely in the foreseeable future. Related Reading: Bitcoin Holds Steady Amid NASDAQ Decline, Analyst Calls It ‘Extremely Bullish’ Crypto analyst HurryNFT shared insights on BTC’s price movement following the CPI data release. The analyst noted that while inflation remains above the Fed’s 2% target, Trump is pushing for rate cuts to stimulate the economy. The ongoing friction between the Federal Reserve and Trump could increase market volatility, potentially pushing BTC further down to $92,000. Additionally, the recent US employment report did little to support Bitcoin’s price. On the contrary, however, a recent CryptoQuant report posits that BTC may surge to anywhere between $145,000 to $249,000 under the Trump administration. At press time, BTC trades at $95,240, up 0.8% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, Chart from TradingView.com
Some traders expect a dollar unwind on any indications of a rate cut — which could bump risk assets and provide an entry for crypto investors looking to bet on higher prices.
A soft U.S. inflation report later Wednesday will likely bode well for risk assets, including bitcoin. But those expecting bullish fireworks may be disappointed.
BTC takes a breather as Trump's tariff threat bodes well for gold, and the uptick in Tokyo inflation supports BOJ rate hikes.
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“Higher-than-expected inflation could trigger equity market volatility, potentially dragging Bitcoin lower,” Bitfinex’ head of derivatives told Cointelegraph.
Sustained outperformance may hinge on whether US President-elect Donald Trump implements pro-crypto policies once he takes office on Jan. 20.
Bitcoin has been consolidating in a range 10%-15% below record highs as investors largely tempered expectations of further interest rate cuts.