Bitcoin's BTC$64,649.37 rally on Tuesday petered out as investors considered a weaker-than-forecast U.S. inflation figure wasn't enough to prompt a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut.
Crypto discussion across X, Reddit, Telegram, and other major social channels has fallen to its second-lowest daily level since October 2024, according to Santiment. Bitcoin holds near $64,609 through that same stretch, with an intraday high of $64,832 and a low of $61,823 in recent sessions.
Bitcoin's surge amid easing inflation and reduced rate hike prospects may bolster investor confidence, impacting broader financial markets. Bitcoin tops $65K as US inflation drops, Fed rate hike less likely.
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BTC price upside predictions include $68,000 within two weeks and up to $80,000 next month, contrasting warnings of a 2022 bear-market rerun for the rest of 2026.
Bitcoin topped $65K as geopolitical shock absorption shifted to derivatives and South Korea's KOSPI bear market sent Upbit volume surging 1,318%.
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Probably on the back of the benevolent US CPI figures that were released on Tuesday, the Bitcoin price had a good day, rising 4.5%. Can the rally continue and make that all-important higher high, or is $BTC getting close to a roll-over that will take it lower again?
Economist Peter Schiff admitted he regrets not buying bitcoin early but predicted the next wave of regret will belong to holders who fail to sell above $60,000. The warning landed as bitcoin reclaimed $65,000 earlier today.
Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded to $64,784 on Wednesday ET, easing some of the market's recent stress, but the recovery is being met with a notable decline in trading activity and renewed inflows to exchanges—signals that suggest the move may lack broad conviction. As of 12:01 a.m.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs took in about $181 million on Tuesday, a day after shedding roughly $425 million, per SoSoValue data. Ether ETFs added about $58 million.