
Bitcoin faces impending $45,000 sell-off catalyst as Powell, jobs report threaten fresh macro pressure
Bitcoin investors eye Federal Reserve and economic data for clues as market stress and opportunity converge.

Bitcoin investors eye Federal Reserve and economic data for clues as market stress and opportunity converge.

Bitcoin’s price is increasingly being shaped by ETF flows and derivatives, changing what short-term BTC moves really mean.

Rubio reportedly told G7 ministers privately that the war with Iran could continue another 2-4 weeks, a timeline that threatens to keep oil elevated and risk assets under pressure.

A weak Treasury auction suggests investors are losing confidence in the near-term outlook — and that could make Bitcoin more fragile.

The biggest surprise of Bitcoin’s drawdown wasn't the volatility of the move, but the steadiness of the new generation of institutional investors that are now holding it.

A national fight is now underway over whether sports prediction markets are federally regulated derivatives or unlicensed gambling platforms. The answer could determine not just who regulates them, but whether their current growth model survives at all.

Bitcoin’s worst opening stretches historically sets a $88k ceiling for this year, with no precedent for recovery into a full-year gain.

Bitcoin can test $61,700 this weekend unless Trump delivers another market-calming message.

David Sacks exits after shaping U.S. crypto policy, delivering institutional gains while Bitcoin promises remain unresolved.

Volatile macro conditions challenge Bitcoin, signaling its sensitivity to global risk dynamics.

Roughly $14.1B in Bitcoin options and $2.2B in Ethereum options expired on Friday, Mar. 27. History suggests more volatility around expiry.

Institutional adoption of XRP remains strong, driven by Ripple's diversified offerings and XRPL advancements.