Following Donald Trump's victory, the crypto market attention is now on the FOMC meeting, the Fed is expected to announce a 0 ...

The crypto market maintained its over $2 trillion capitalization. Anticipation about the FOMC and CPI reports have contributed to the crypto decline. The crypto market has experienced a massive ...

Top Gainer (24 Hour) The global crypto market cap has reached $1.5 trillion ... "It’s a standard pattern prior to the FOMC, I suspect we’ll see the bounce happening in the coming 24 hours ...

Nearly $4.6 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire post-US elections and FOMC, spiking crypto market volatility. Expiring BTC options total $3.7 billion with a max pain point of $69,000, ETH ...

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While crypto was supposed to be an inflation hedge ... Then the next shoe to drop is the reaction from the Fed as the next FOMC meeting is scheduled for January 24 and 25. We’re going to ...

The market is anticipating the US FOMC and Federal Reserve interest rate decision later today. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) decision on interest rates ...

The US election showdown and macroeconomic data spark volatility fears in crypto markets this week. Jobless claims data could drive investors toward crypto amid economic concerns as markets watch ...

Watch these key crypto signals. Yet ... Looking ahead, I'm particularly interested in November's FOMC meeting and next rate cut decision which could spark the next major move in the markets.

Bitcoin setting up a washout in both directions as crypto markets are at a critical ... is the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in mid-September. The anticipated decision ...

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Federal Reserve officials continue to maintain their bias toward interest-rate cuts. Although progress on taming inflation stalled during the first quarter, Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that ...