Arthur Hayes Critiques Fed's New Reserve Management Program as Incognito Money Printing
Arthur Hayes argues that the Federal Reserve's new RMP is akin to quantitative easing, which could benefit scarce assets like Bitcoin.
Recent in
Arthur Hayes argues that the Federal Reserve's new RMP is akin to quantitative easing, which could benefit scarce assets like Bitcoin.
Coinbase Institutional's latest report suggests a potential turnaround for digital asset markets in December, indicating improved conditions for cryptocurrencies even after a difficult November.
The FDIC's acting chair, Travis Hill, announces plans to propose a stablecoin regulatory framework to the House Financial Services Committee this month.
The gap between traditional equity markets and Bitcoin continues to widen as 2025 progresses, despite recent positive trends in stocks.
Bitcoin remains stagnant at $91,000, impacted by muted ETF investments and cautious derivatives amidst a stock market rally propelled by increasing expectations for rate cuts.
With the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December increasing significantly, Bitcoin supporters are hopeful for a price stabilization.
Recent speculation among Bitcoin supporters suggests that a rise in the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut this December might provide a temporary price floor for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin's price fluctuated dramatically, rebounding $3,000 after hitting a seven-month low. The surge is linked to comments from John Williams of the Federal Reserve regarding potential rate cuts.
Recent market movements indicate that Bitcoin is still under pressure, with significant price levels around $80,000 drawing buyer interest.
A recent plunge in Bitcoin prices raises concerns among traders, yet historical data on various indicators may signal an impending upward shift for BTC.
Ether's price has fallen sharply, reaching levels not seen since July. However, futures data may point to a potential bounce back to $3,200.
An in-depth look at the current state of Bitcoin and various altcoins as market pressures continue to influence prices.
Experts suggest that favorable macroeconomic conditions and continued interest rate cuts by the Fed could lead Bitcoin to a new all-time high by early 2026.
Bitcoin's value dropped sharply after the Federal Reserve's recent 0.25% rate cut, reflecting trader reactions to mixed signals from Powell's comments.
A significant number of traders faced liquidation as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dropped after the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut.
The US Federal Reserve's decision to reduce interest rates by 25 basis points has stirred reactions in the cryptocurrency market, particularly impacting Bitcoin.
The ongoing U.S. government shutdown significantly heightens the likelihood of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, positively impacting cryptocurrency markets.
The Federal Reserve is set to introduce a master account specifically designed for cryptocurrency-focused banks, potentially reshaping the finance landscape.
As the US government shutdown continues, the release of key inflation data could influence the cryptocurrency market soon.
The Federal Reserve's potential easing of monetary policy might enhance the prospects for cryptocurrencies during the final quarter of the year.

Every week we share the most relevant news in tech, culture, and entertainment. Join our community.
Your privacy is important to us. We promise not to send you spam!