Goldman Sachs warns a hotter CPI could push the Fed back to a hawkish stance, jolting rate‑cut bets and pressuring Bitcoin and major altcoins. Summary Goldman Sachs’ Kay Haigh says resilient growth will push the Fed’s focus back toward inflation risks, not just jobs data. A stronger‑than‑expected CPI on Friday could cut the odds of
Etherium co-founder and ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin has sparked a controversial discussion once again on the long-term security of Bitcoin. In a discussion, he cautioned that Bitcoin might have an existential issue in future. In particular, he mentioned the idea of the so-called Q Day – the point at which quantum computers will be able
Bitcoin has enjoyed explosive rallies in past cycles, but traders now show growing caution. Fresh data from prediction markets suggests sentiment has shifted sharply. Kalshi traders now bet that Bitcoin could slide to $48,000 before the year ends. That forecast has sparked intense debate across crypto circles. The latest Bitcoin Price Prediction no longer reflects
South Korea is among the beneficiaries of the growing demand for semiconductors as AI continues to take shape globally. The country has set new records, with exports surging by more than 40% in early February. South Korea’s exports soared to new heights in early February following the unprecedented surge in semiconductor demand worldwide. Data from
On-chain data shows the market for tokenized commodities surpassed $6 billion this week, driven by a surge in demand for gold-backed tokens. At the time of publication, the market cap of tokenized commodities is $6.126 billion. The market cap of all tokenized assets as of February 9 is $328.156 billion. It means that the market
U.S. jobs growth sizably strengthened in the first month of 2026. There were 130,000 jobs added in January, according to a Wednesday report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economist forecasts had been for 70,000 jobs added, up from jobs growth of 48,000 in December. The unemployment rate fell to 4.3% versus forecasts for 4.4%
Bitcoin continues to trade under pressure after failing to hold gains near the $97,970 swing high, leaving the market in a fragile short-term structure. The 4-hour chart shows a decisive rejection at the top, followed by a deep retracement into the Fibonacci range. Although price rebounded from the $60,104 macro support, buyers have yet to
Bitcoin ($BTC) has experienced consecutive large drops, and further price declines are expected. However, whales have started buying. One of the biggest reasons cited for the drop in Bitcoin’s price, the selling by long-term Bitcoin investors, is giving way to buying. According to Bitfinex analysts, long-term $BTC holders are starting to accumulate again. Bitfinex, in
Gary Vaynerchuk, widely known as Gary Vee, says he is once again accumulating Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency trades below $70,000. Speaking during a FOX Sports event, the VaynerMedia CEO described the current price range as an unexpected opportunity in the ongoing market pullback. Key Points Gary Vaynerchuk says he is actively buying Bitcoin below $70,000,