Bitcoin jumped more than 4% to trade above $61,000, reaching its strongest point in over a week, after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh indicated easing inflation risks.
Bitcoin surged past the **$60,000** mark for the first time in over a week after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signaled reduced inflation risks, with Solana leading altcoins up **16%**.
Bitcoin's price surged towards $60,000 after Fed Chair Warsh indicated a decrease in inflation risks.
Bitcoin plummeted to a 21-month low of $58,000, triggering $600 million in hourly liquidations amidst US PCE inflation hitting a three-year high.
Bitcoin derivatives are signaling panic on June 25, 2026, but a weak Core PCE reading could trigger a market snapback for the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin's recently established market support level is poised for a crucial test with the release of Thursday's U.S. core PCE inflation data.
Analysts at Marex describe the cryptocurrency market as 'defensive and thin' following the Federal Reserve's recent hawkish stance on inflation.
Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced price declines following the Federal Reserve's latest meeting, which signaled a hawkish outlook on inflation.
Bitcoin's price held firm around the $63,200 mark, seemingly unfazed by significant macroeconomic inflation data and escalating geopolitical concerns.
Despite a brief market bounce from cooling core inflation, Bitcoin maintained its gains while Ethereum and other major altcoins saw significant weekly declines.
Bitcoin and gold face potential headwinds as US inflation surpasses 4%, according to analysts like Markus Thielen from 10x Research.
Bitcoin's price has surprisingly risen despite three-year high US inflation, though technical analysis suggests a potential dip below $60,000 in June.
Bitcoin and Ethereum show signs of recovery despite a three-year high in inflation, suggesting potential shifts in investor sentiment amid looming restrictive monetary policies.
US inflation data aligned with forecasts, solidifying the Federal Reserve's restrictive policy outlook and causing a slight dip in Bitcoin's price.
A potential surge in inflation could significantly impact Bitcoin's market performance, with analysts closely watching the critical **$60,000** support level.
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant pressure, with Zcash and Hyperliquid tokens seeing notable losses as investors await crucial US inflation data.
Bitcoin and gold prices are declining as investors brace for potential interest rate hikes following upcoming US inflation data, unwinding recent market gains.
Major asset manager BlackRock is closely monitoring the upcoming Consumer Price Index report for signs of escalating inflation driven by potential energy shocks.
Despite MicroStrategy's recent Bitcoin acquisition, BTC's price remains largely unchanged as investors cautiously await crucial US inflation data and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting.
A new analysis suggests that Bitcoin's recent price dip is primarily linked to rising US inflation data and subsequent ETF outflows, not inherent market strategy.
The crypto market braces for a pivotal week as US inflation data and the European Central Bank's rate decision are set to shape investor sentiment and asset prices.
A simple kindergarten analogy reveals how unchecked supply expansion devalues currency, highlighting Bitcoin's fixed rules as an alternative to inflationary fiat systems.
A historical perspective reveals how inflation silently erodes purchasing power, making a compelling case for Bitcoin's fixed supply as a hedge.