
Bitcoin hits $77,000 wall as the Fed gets trapped between weak jobs and $90 oil
The labor market is cooling, but surging crude is keeping inflation fears alive weeks before the September decision.
Read macro-driven crypto news linking Bitcoin and digital assets to rates, inflation, liquidity, geopolitics, and global markets.

A bigger Treasury buyback program sounds like liquidity support, but heavy new issuance could offset much of that effect before it reaches Bitcoin.

A $20 billion filing correction is forcing a closer look at how deeply private credit has embedded itself inside US life insurers.

ETF inflows and larger Treasury buybacks can cushion volatility, but neither substitutes for disinflation.

BTC needs to recover $80,000 quickly or risk turning Friday’s rejection into a deeper correction.

Bitcoin dropped from around $80,000 to below $77,000 as the Fed chair reopened the door to higher interest rates.

New York Fed research shows dollar tokens gain traction during financial stress, weakening the banking chokepoints governments traditionally rely on.



