Bitcoin’s price surges to $92,000 as the US DOJ considers an investigation into Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, but will its strength hold amidst economic uncertainty?
Bitcoin sees a slight rise as the DOJ investigates Fed Chair Jerome Powell, testing its safe-haven status amid institutional uncertainty.
Bitcoin price surges toward $92,000 as tensions between the Federal Reserve and DOJ rattle traditional markets, reinforcing Bitcoin’s role as a safe-haven asset.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are losing nearly all their 2026 gains as hopes for Fed rate cuts dwindle, leading to significant crypto fund outflows and highlighting the market’s sensitivity to macroeconomic factors.
Institutional investors sold $521 million worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum in one week, driven by fears over delayed Federal Reserve rate cuts, while investing in XRP, Solana, and Sui.
Gold and silver reach new highs as investors seek safe-haven assets ahead of key U.S. inflation data, while Bitcoin trades flat in anticipation of macroeconomic events.
Gold and silver rally as the Justice Department subpoenas Fed Chair Powell, while Bitcoin falters and analysts predict further bearish pressure on the crypto market.
Crypto funds bled $454M in outflows last week as Fed rate-cut hopes faded, with Bitcoin driving $404M of the withdrawals. Altcoins and European funds posted modest inflows, highlighting market nuances.
The investigation into US Fed Chair Jerome Powell may introduce ‘risk premia’ for Bitcoin, sparking concerns over political pressure and market volatility.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell accuses the Trump administration of using criminal investigations to pressure rate cuts, raising concerns about political interference in Federal Reserve decisions and its impact on markets.