Bitcoin correlation with Nasdaq soars as CPI fears intensify
“Higher-than-expected inflation could trigger equity market volatility, potentially dragging Bitcoin lower,” Bitfinex’ head of derivatives told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
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“Higher-than-expected inflation could trigger equity market volatility, potentially dragging Bitcoin lower,” Bitfinex’ head of derivatives told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
Rising concerns about Federal Reserve monetary policy and rising bond rates are having a negative impact on Bitcoin’s price. Go to Source
The incoming Trump administration’s crypto regulations and the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path remain the biggest factors influencing Bitcoin’s price trajectory. Go to Source
Bitcoin remained resilient despite the options expiry, peaking above $97,330 one hour after the year’s last options expiry event. Go to Source
Metrics like the number of confirmed payments can be used to gauge investor activity on the Bitcoin network. Go to Source
Bitcoin struggles below $100,000 amid holiday illiquidity, but analysts predict a rally above $105,000 post-Christmas, citing macro trends. Go to Source
An interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve could help Bitcoin finish the year at “record-breaking levels,” according to Bitfinex’s head of derivatives. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s historic $100,000 milestone comes despite sluggish momentum in oil, gold and the S&P 500 index. Go to Source
Based on its correlation with the liquidity index, Bitcoin may reach a local peak of above $110,000 by January. Go to Source
Even above $100,000, Bitcoin offers a revolutionary platform for financial inclusion, particularly in developing regions with no banking infrastructure. Go to Source