S&P 500 News

Bitcoin price gains strength ahead of the FOMC, with investors betting on an interest rate freeze.

The crypto market is up in the last 24 hours, driven by expectations of Fed dovishness and easing concerns over FTX.

An onslaught of Bitcoin ETF applications could help BTC price find long-lasting support at the $30,000 level.

Cointelegraph analyst and writer Marcel Pechman explains why the cryptocurrency market has been falling behind the stock market after the Fed’s hawkish stance.

Bitcoin and select altcoins are at risk of falling below their respective support levels and starting a deeper correction.

The crypto market corrected on news of the CFTC suing Binance and its CEO, Changpeng Zhao, but technical charts reveal a silver lining.

Bitcoin and major altcoins look vulnerable to a deeper correction after the crackdown on Paxos soured sentiment across the crypto market.

BTC bulls are positioned to win this week’s $1 billion options expiry, but the market’s post-FOMC reaction could alter their plans.

The rally in stocks could be giving Bitcoin price a boost and the crypto market could see more fireworks if the Fed confirms investor expectation that rate hikes will slow down.

The DXY has turned bearish and that could prove to be a boon for SPX, cryptocurrency and Bitcoin.

Bitcoin’s yearly losses are similar to high-profile stocks like Tesla and Meta, with BTC investors down 70% in 2022.

Cryptocurrency and stock markets could see a sharp spike in volatility due to this week’s CPI print, interest rate hike and a conference from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell.

Crypto markets appear to be losing some of their recent bullish momentum, but a favorable tailwind from equities markets could catalyze a breakout in Bitcoin and select altcoins.

Turmoil in China, concerns over the global economy and BlockFi’s bankruptcy filing are all weighing on crypto markets this week.

Crypto markets have started the week on a weak note, suggesting that buyers remain skeptical about buying any significant dips.