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Rate hike expectations are increasing for both the Fed and the Bank of Japan, posing a headwind to risk assets like bitcoin due to a weakening yen and rising bond yields.

Gold experiences its largest weekly decline in 43 years, influenced by the ongoing Iran conflict and shifting expectations around US Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.

Bitcoin's price slipped below $70,000 due to a surge in oil prices and the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates, exerting downward pressure on both crypto and equity markets.

Bitcoin OGs have sold over $100 million in BTC following the Fed's hawkish stance on interest rates, denting hopes for a rate cut and pressuring crypto and other risk assets.

The Federal Reserve has left interest rates unchanged, citing geopolitical uncertainty, particularly from the Iran war, as a cloud over the economic outlook.

The US Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady led to a bounce in Bitcoin's price, reaching $72K, as the market had priced in a potential rate hike amidst higher inflation expectations.

US President Donald Trump has increased pressure on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates immediately, which could have significant implications for monetary policy and market sentiment.

Bitcoin's price has rebounded due to the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) meeting market expectations, indicating a stable inflation outlook, and a significant oil reserve release which may ease price pressures.

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A macro strategist believes that a prolonged US-Iran conflict could lead to increased spending, rising debt, and lower interest rates, which could positively impact Bitcoin's value.

NYDIG Research suggests that Bitcoin's price rise is influenced by AI's impact on employment, interest rates, and central bank liquidity, rather than technological advancements.

Bitcoin's funding rate has dropped to -6%, indicating a short squeeze may be imminent due to crowded short positions and high derivatives activity.