Bitcoin is heading into a very important week, and the biggest driver may not be crypto itself — it’s U.S. inflation and the Federal Reserve.
The August jobs report came in stronger than expected, with payrolls increasing by 162K and unemployment holding at 4.1%. That pushed Treasury yields higher and made markets reconsider expectations for the Fed’s next move. (Reuters)
Now the attention shifts to CPI on September 11.
📊 The setup is simple:
If inflation comes in softer than expected → ➡️ Rate-cut expectations could strengthen ➡️ Yields could ease ➡️ Risk assets, including BTC, could benefit
If inflation comes in hotter than expected → ➡️ Rate-cut hopes could weaken ➡️ Yields could rise further ➡️ BTC and altcoins could face more volatility
BTC is currently trading around the $79K–$80K region, so I’m watching whether it can hold the recent breakout area or gets rejected as macro pressure increases. (InteractiveCrypto)
The important thing next week isn’t simply “BTC bullish or bearish?”
Bitcoin is heading into a very important week, and the biggest driver may not be crypto itself — it’s U.S. inflation and the Federal Reserve.
The August jobs report came in stronger than expected, with payrolls increasing by 162K and unemployment holding at 4.1%. That pushed Treasury yields higher and made markets reconsider expectations for the Fed’s next move. (Reuters)
Now the attention shifts to CPI on September 11.
📊 The setup is simple:
If inflation comes in softer than expected → ➡️ Rate-cut expectations could strengthen ➡️ Yields could ease ➡️ Risk assets, including BTC, could benefit
If inflation comes in hotter than expected → ➡️ Rate-cut hopes could weaken ➡️ Yields could rise further ➡️ BTC and altcoins could face more volatility
BTC is currently trading around the $79K–$80K region, so I’m watching whether it can hold the recent breakout area or gets rejected as macro pressure increases. (InteractiveCrypto)
The important thing next week isn’t simply “BTC bullish or bearish?”
🚨 NEXT WEEK COULD BE HUGE FOR CRYPTO Bitcoin is heading into a very important week, and the biggest driver may not be crypto itself — it’s U.S. inflation and the Federal Reserve. The August jobs report came in stronger than expected, with payrolls increasing by 162K and unemployment holding at 4.1%. That pushed Treasury yields higher and made markets reconsider expectations for the Fed’s next move. (Reuters) Now the attention shifts to CPI on September 11. 📊 The setup is simple: If inflation comes in softer than expected → ➡️ Rate-cut expectations could strengthen ➡️ Yields could ease ➡️ Risk assets, including BTC, could benefit If inflation comes in hotter than expected → ➡️ Rate-cut hopes could weaken ➡️ Yields could rise further ➡️ BTC and altcoins could face more volatility BTC is currently trading around the $79K–$80K region, so I’m watching whether it can hold the recent breakout area or gets rejected as macro pressure increases. (InteractiveCrypto) The important thing next week isn’t simply “BTC bullish or bearish?” It’s: CPI → Treasury yields → Fed expectations → USD → BTC liquidity. One number can change the narrative quickly. ⚠️ Personally, I’d rather wait for the inflation data and market reaction than blindly chase a move. Next week = CPI week. Keep your eyes on macro. 👀📈 #Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #Binance #CryptoTrading #CPI #FederalReserve #Altcoins
🥹 Bithumb Seeks to Freeze Accounts Over $43 Billion BTC Error
In February, South Korean exchange Bithumb mistakenly credited users with about 620,000 BTC (approximately $43 billion) due to a promo error that listed BTC instead of KRW.
Most users returned the funds, but some have refused. Bithumb has filed a lawsuit to freeze accounts of those who have not returned the BTC.
Currently, 7 BTC (around $496,000) are frozen under this request.
Market Bottom Signals Indicated by Long-Term Holder Capitulation
“While it may be premature to identify the current market as the absolute bottom, a phase in which losses become widespread would likely represent the final stage of fear and the beginning of opportunity.” – Read More
Google published a study showing that breaking current cryptography may happen earlier than everyone expected.
To break the very cryptography (ECDSA) that Bitcoin relies on, about 500k qubits may be enough (in a few minutes). This is 20 times less than experts previously thought.
Especially alarming is that Google did not disclose the details of the solution and instead used ZK-proof. For such a company this is quite atypical and looks like a signal: “guys, this is serious”.
The timeline for transitioning to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is also shifting — around 2029, by which it is better to be prepared.