Everything Macroeconomics in crypto

Bitcoin slips below $84,000 as Brent climbs to $101.50, $487.2M of long positions are liquidated and the US 10-year yield reaches 5.31%.

Bitcoin holds $86,400 after a billion-dollar short squeeze, supported by ETF inflows, falling oil and Treasury liquidity.

The Bitcoin streak is set to close a third straight green month, a run the market has not produced since 2012.

The Bitcoin price touched $87,000 on Monday, a level unseen since January, as $710M of mostly short positions were liquidated.

The Fed's first rate hike since 2023 lifts rates to 3.75%-4.00%. Bitcoin holds near $76,260 as Goldman Sachs now expects another increase in October.

Bitcoin drops under $79K two days before US inflation data, after an August payrolls beat pushed the September hike probability back to 60%.

Bitcoin slides to $77,557 after Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech. September rate-hike odds jump to 59.7% and $481M in positions get liquidated.

The US Treasury named Iran crypto a sanctionable sector. Close to 60 entities designated and roughly $1B seized to date.

Bitcoin breaks $80,000 for the first time since May, driven by $240M in liquidations and $1.92B of spot ETF inflows in a single week.

Bitcoin pauses at $77,100 after a 21% week. The market is waiting for Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech on Friday.