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Bitcoin Hits New High, Market Cap Surpasses Tesla: Musk Effect Fuels Frenzy Amid Inflation ExpectationsOn February 9, 2021, at 8:00 AM, Bitcoin broke through its previous all-time high, reaching a peak of $47,480.8 and pushing toward the $50,000 mark

Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager: Inflation is America's Biggest Risk, I'm Buying Gold, Bitcoin and CommoditiesPaul Tudor Jones, the legendary American investor and billionaire hedge fund manager, said he is holding gold, Bitcoin, and commodities to hedge against inflation risks as both presidential candidates lack a proper plan to address the US debt problem.Jones, who founded his hedge fund, Tudor Investment Corporation, over 40 years ago and is known for correctly predicting the 1987 stock market crash, believes that inflation risks will be more apparent after the November election as both candidates have proposed tax cuts and spending plans, ignoring the US deficit problem

Bitcoin Price Prediction: Inflation Data Released, BTC Rebound Weak, What's Next?Bitcoin's price has been fluctuating wildly recently, leaving investors on edge. What factors are driving the price volatility? Why did Bitcoin fail to rebound after the release of US inflation data? What lies ahead for Bitcoin? This article delves into these questions, providing readers with a clearer analysis

Bitcoin Plunges Below $59,000, Inflation Concerns and Regulatory Pressure Weigh on Crypto MarketBitcoin suffered a significant setback on Thursday, plummeting over 4% to break below the $59,000 mark. This drop marked a new low since the Federal Reserve's unexpected 50 basis point rate cut in mid-September

Bitcoin Stumbles at $61,000: Inflation Pressure and Silk Road Bitcoin Sale Risk CombineBitcoin (BTC) failed to break through the $61,000 mark in early trading on Thursday, weighed down by a double whammy of rising inflation and the looming sale of thousands of Silk Road bitcoins, which has put heavy pressure on the cryptocurrency market.The September Consumer Price Index (CPI) report revealed inflation running hotter than economists expected, climbing 0

US Inflation Data Hints at Rate Cut, Bitcoin Market Remains CautiousFinancial markets rose broadly in early trading Tuesday, after the release of US July Producer Price Index (PPI) data showed cooling inflation, offering further room for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.PPI Data Hints at Potential Rate CutThe US Labor Department reported that the PPI rose 0

The market generally believes that the core CPI (including food and energy imports) may only increase by 0.2% month on month in August, which is one of the main indicators of inflation

US inflation and employment data mainly affect the Cryptocurrency market, especially the price of Bitcoin. It has been reported that due to the continued tension in the US labor market, the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates in July after maintaining interest rates unchanged last month

BTC and Ethereum both fell in May, marking the first monthly decline since 2023. LTC and RNDR were the stocks with the highest monthly gains

Interface News Reporter | Si LinweiOn May 16th, Reuters reported that US President Biden and Republican House Speaker McCarthy are preparing for key debt ceiling negotiations, with just over two weeks left before the US government could experience an unprecedented debt default. Biden, McCarthy, and three other congressional officials plan to hold consultations on Tuesday

Investors will pay attention to the April Consumer Price Index released on Wednesday to find clues about the Federal Reserve's next monetary policy decision, as the stock market falls.Due to investors waiting for the latest US inflation report on Wednesday, Bitcoin traded sideways at around $27000 on Tuesday

Edited by: Bi LumingWithin an hour, Bitcoin staged a trend of long short to recover and cut. At around 8:00 am Beijing time on the 10th, Bitcoin fell below the $30000 mark, breaking a new 10 month low and falling more than $10000 from the highest point since the Federal Reserve raised interest rates on May 5th