Bitcoin Price Steadies Near $90,000 as Fed Pauses Rate Cuts, Powell Signals Neutral Stance Bitcoin hovered near $89,000 on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve opted to hold interest rates steady, pausing its rate-cutting cycle and striking a notably calmer tone on inflation and the labor market. The bitcoin price traded above $90,000 earlier in the
The current Bitcoin price is stabilizing near $89,000 as the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady at a range of 3.5% to 3.75% Summary Bitcoin is holding channel low and value area low support. Reclaiming the point of control signals improving short-term structure. Rising open interest supports the probability of a relief rally. Bitcoin
SentismAI, a prominent Web3 intelligence layer, has partnered with GoldFinger, an RWA tokenization platform. The partnership marks a key step toward the evolution of real-world assets (RWAs) in decentralized finance (DeFi) by bringing gold on-chain with transparent and secure yield generation. As per SentismAI’s official X announcement, the development attempts to go beyond hype-led narratives
Bitcoin briefly surged past $90,000 on Jan. 28 before retreating to trade between $89,300 and $89,600, with market cap peaking at $1.78 trillion. Contradicting ETF Trends Bitcoin briefly surged past the $90,000 milestone Jan. 28, fueled by reports that bitcoin transfers to Binance—the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange—have plummeted to a monthly average of 5,700 $BTC.
The crypto industry took an alarmingly long time to allow retail traders to speculate on spot precious metals markets. By the time many exchanges had listed gold and other monetary metals using traditional finance products like futures and contracts for difference (CFDs), a substantial portion of the gains from those commodities had already come and
Global markets were focused on the Fed’s latest interest rate decision, and the bank kept its policy rate unchanged, as expected. The Fed stated that its decisions for March would depend on future macroeconomic data. Analysts discussed the latest developments following the press conference held by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Ryan Detrick, Chief Market
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged at its January policy meeting, as expected. However, the decision drew attention because two Fed officials voted against the 25 basis point interest rate cut. This decision means the Fed is pausing its easing cycle for the first time since July, after cutting rates three times last year. Following
Crypto investors are piling into tokenized gold as digital asset markets are treading water, sending inflows to Paxos’ gold token to a record in January. Paxos Gold ($PAXG), backed by physical gold held in LBMA vaults in London, raked in more than $248 million fresh capital through January, DefiLlama data shows. That lifted $PAXG’s market
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday, a decision that capped a sharp reversal in market expectations that had once favored an early 2026 rate cut. “Job gains have remained low, and the unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilization,” said the central bank in its policy statement. “Inflation remains somewhat elevated.”
US President Donald Trump said in a speech in Iowa yesterday that he would announce his nominee for FED chairman “very soon.” This statement by Trump has accelerated expectations and speculation in financial markets. Market analyst Ghiles Guezout stated that the announcement could come even today, while many news reports in recent weeks suggest that