Inflation News

BTC is more than 50% down from its $69,000 all-time high and traders seem to have no clue about the digital asset’s next direction.

BTC price took an unexpected bearish turn in January, but are there any catalysts that could support a run to $100,000 in 2022?

The U.S. consumer price index reached a 40-year high in December, capping off a year of aggressive price increases.

The United States Consumer Price Index data shows that inflation hit 7% in December 2021, climbing 0.5% month over month. The price of Bitcoin reached nearly $44,000 upon the news.

Can 2022 still turn out to be a bull year? Not many believe so, but short-term volatility should pass nonetheless, analysts say this week.

The warning appears against the Fed’s intention to tighten its asset-purchasing program rapidly, followed by three rate hikes in 2022.

Ether lost roughly 13.50% versus Bitcoin’s 9% decline in the past 24 hours.

Newly minted Bitcoin supporter Ray Dalio agrees that Bitcoin should make up a small percentage of investors’ portfolios in 2022.

A mix of technical, macroeconomic and on-chain indicators point toward a price rally in the Ethereum market this quarter.

Gold disappointed investors in 2021 as a traditional hedge against inflation, seeing its worst year since 2015.

But concerns remain that the cryptocurrency could fall harder than its traditional rivals in 2022 on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s increasingly hawkish tones.

As inflation spikes from 2% to nearly 5% this year, the population turns to solutions in decentralized finance.

Bitcoin regained its bullish bias after reclaiming $50,000 ahead of the yearly close, even its safe-haven rival, the U.S dollar, signaled continued upside strength in the coming sessions.

Once implemented, the crypto law will implement a new economic model that can potentially help recover the lira's falling value.

The bearish crossover between Bitcoin's 20-day and 200-day exponential moving averages hints at a drop toward the $40,000–$42,000 area.