Bitcoin Falls 2.1% as Federal Reserve Rate Cut Expectations Fade on Inflation Data
Bitcoin declined 2.13% to $71,407 as Federal Reserve rate cut expectations weakened following inflation data, while rising dollar strength pressured risk
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Bitcoin declined 2.13% to $71,407 as Federal Reserve rate cut expectations weakened following inflation data, while rising dollar strength pressured risk
BTC trades near $71,667 with $73,440 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $71,561.
Bitcoin hovers at $72,903 with a $1.46T market cap as derivatives data and key structural levels frame a pivotal moment for BTC price action.
BTC trades near $72,847 with $73,084 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $72,744.
Bitcoin pushed back above $73,000 Thursday as funding rates flipped positive, options skew recovered, and institutional flows reinforced a sharper shift
BTC trades near $71,905 with $72,825 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $70,573.
Bitcoin dipped 0.53% to $71,229 on April 9 as exchange outflows picked up pace, whale wallets expanded holdings, and ETF demand remained cautiously firm.
BTC trades near $70,976 with $72,698 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $70,522.
Technical analysis reveals Bitcoin's cup and handle formation could drive price to $78,000, supported by massive ETF inflow increases and regulatory
BTC trades near $71,734 with $72,379 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $69,051.