
US Fed Interest Rate Cut Might Trigger ‘Sell-the-news’ Event
After steady economic growth as showcased by economic data, the Federal Reserve now have the basis to cut interest rate
After steady economic growth as showcased by economic data, the Federal Reserve now have the basis to cut interest rate
The rally in the gold price recently could signal potentially favorable macroeconomic conditions for Bitcoin in the near future following the liquidity infusion from central banks.
Overall, the huge disparity, in terms of profit, between the old investors and new market entrants serves as proof of the benefits of the long-term strategy for participating in the greatly volatile crypto market.
US Senator Cynthia Lummis has already proposed the US government purchase 1 million Bitcoin units in the next five years and hold them for the next 20 years to counter the country’s debt crisis.
Thursday’s inflows represent a sharp turnaround from the previous day’s negative trends across Bitcoin ETFs. Investors appear to be capitalizing on Bitcoin’s price stability around $58,000.
Similarly to MicroStrategy, Marathon appears to be adhering strictly to a “HODL” policy.
The report emphasizes that Bitcoin’s price is set to climb to new all-time highs either way, driven by several catalysts.
Scaramucci has been outspoken about his bullish stance on Bitcoin.
The possibility of the US Fed cutting its benchmark interest rate next week has increased, thus rejuvenating bullish sentiments for Bitcoin and the entire altcoin industry.
Following the April 20 halving event, Bitcoin mining difficulty reached a new level, adding more than 2 trillion to hit 88.1 trillion.
Despite the choppy Bitcoin market, BTC miners have continued to install new ASIC hardware, thus pushing the hashrate higher in the recent past.
Analaysts believe that the lower-than-expected US inflation data could fuel optimism among Bitcoin traders before the much anticipated Fed rate cut scheduled next week.
Recent data from IntoTheBlock reveals that large Bitcoin investors have been actively increasing their holdings.
Earlier in August, the firm secured a 1 billion yen ($6.8 million) loan at an annual interest rate of 0.1%. It quickly used these funds to purchase an additional 115 BTC by August 20.
The US spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a net cash inflow of about $28 million, thus ending eight consecutive days of notable bleeding.