Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as hot US payrolls revive Fed hike risk
The strong labor data suggests a tighter monetary policy environment, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets …
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The strong labor data suggests a tighter monetary policy environment, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets …
The combination of dovish Fed signaling and significant ETF inflows supports short-term price discovery for BTC and related …
Higher Bitcoin prices may boost trading‑fee revenue for Coinbase (COIN) and improve the balance‑sheet value of Bitcoin‑holding firms …
Higher Bitcoin prices may boost revenue and earnings outlook for crypto‑focused public firms such as Coinbase (COIN), MicroStrategy …
Bitcoin's growth potential lies in its unique attributes and macroeconomic factors, offering diversification without gold's decline. The post Fidelity says …
Bitcoin's rare low volatility suggests potential for significant price movement, indicating a maturing market with possible upside trends. The post …
Bitcoin price returned to its May high, but the on-chain floor beneath it dropped $7,500. See the levels that matter. …
A public company reduced its Bitcoin holdings by 0.93% while simultaneously decreasing its share count by 2.04%, resulting in a 1.13% increase in Bitcoin per share.
Bitcoin rose above $81,000 on Thursday, driven by easing expectations of a Fed rate hike after comments from Governor Christopher Waller and reported fresh institutional demand.
Bitcoin and gold both fell within minutes of the US jobs report after August payrolls tripled forecasts at 162,000. The …
Bitcoin rose 6.8% to a four-month high near $82,200 following comments from Fed Governor Waller indicating a stance of steady interest rates.
A year ago the fund claimed the total had not moved, and that the reserve was only shuffling coins between …
Bitcoin is poised for a third consecutive weekly gain as traders look for safe haven amid heightened volatility in equities, currencies and bond markets.
The article reports that the IMF has confirmed El Salvador did not use public funds for Bitcoin purchases since June 2025.
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IMF says El Salvador used no public funds for bitcoin accumulation since June 2025, with purchases coming from private donations.
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