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It's Time to Start Making Money Again: The Breakout of the Russell 2000 Index May Sound the Charge for Crypto

The Russell 2000 Index, a key benchmark for US small-cap stocks, has broken out to a new all-time high above 2600 points—a move that has preceded major "altcoin seasons" in the past, such as those in 2017 and 2021. This breakout, supported by strong volume and broad participation, signals a return of risk-on sentiment and suggests capital is moving down the risk curve in search of higher returns. Small-cap stocks are highly sensitive to liquidity conditions. Their outperformance indicates that underlying macro liquidity is improving, driven by Federal Reserve actions, Treasury cash deployment, and marginally easier fiscal policy. This liquidity typically flows first into bonds and equities, then into higher-beta assets like small-caps, and finally into alternative assets like cryptocurrencies. The current crypto market—with thin order books, low leverage, and improved infrastructure (such as ETFs and clearer regulation)—is positioned to absorb this incoming liquidity. Historical patterns suggest a 1-3 month lag between Russell breakouts and significant crypto rallies. While each cycle has unique narratives, the underlying mechanism of liquidity-driven risk appetite remains consistent. The Russell 2000’s breakout should not be ignored by crypto traders, as it has historically marked the beginning of a broader altcoin recovery and a potential "super-cycle" characterized by structural support, absorbed pullbacks, and capital rotation into high-beta crypto assets.

marsbit01/13 11:35

It's Time to Start Making Money Again: The Breakout of the Russell 2000 Index May Sound the Charge for Crypto

marsbit01/13 11:35

Crypto Morning Brief: WLFI Launches Lending Market, BitMine Plans to Slow ETH Accumulation

Crypto Briefing: Market Dynamics: Multiple institutions, including Citi and Goldman Sachs, have revised their forecasts, pushing the earliest expected Fed rate cuts to June 2024. Former Fed chairs have voiced support for Chair Powell amid an unprecedented criminal investigation. The new CFTC Chairman has rebranded a committee to focus on digital assets and AI, appointing leaders from Polymarket and Gemini. Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced an "NYC Token" to combat antisemitism, though details are scarce. Dubai has banned privacy coins and tightened stablecoin regulations. South Korea has lifted its ban, now allowing corporations to invest up to 5% of equity in top-20 cryptocurrencies. Key Developments: Trump-affiliated project WLFI (World Liberty Financial) has launched a lending market powered by Dolomite, supporting ETH, USDT, and its own tokens. Standard Chartered plans to establish a crypto custody brokerage service. Custodian BitGo has filed for a US IPO seeking up to $201M. ETH treasury firm BitMine warned it may slow its accumulation of Ethereum if shareholders do not approve a proposal to issue new shares this week.

marsbit01/13 01:19

Crypto Morning Brief: WLFI Launches Lending Market, BitMine Plans to Slow ETH Accumulation

marsbit01/13 01:19

Bitcoin And Crypto Face A Catalyst-Heavy Week: Don’t Miss This

The crypto market faces a critical week with multiple catalysts. Bitcoin rallied above $92,000 following Fed Chair Powell's comments on political pressure and potential criminal charges, though sustainability remains uncertain. Key US macro data includes December CPI and PPI releases, with consensus around 2.7% year-over-year for both. The Supreme Court may rule on Trump-era tariffs, potentially impacting all markets. On the regulatory front, the Senate Banking Committee will mark up comprehensive crypto market structure legislation on Jan 15. Additionally, BNB Chain's Fermi upgrade aims to reduce block times and improve reliability, while Polygon will detail its "Open Money Stack" vision. Bitcoin traded at $90,768 at press time.

bitcoinist01/12 22:01

Bitcoin And Crypto Face A Catalyst-Heavy Week: Don’t Miss This

bitcoinist01/12 22:01

Crypto ticks higher after Powell’s warning, but THIS favors Bitcoin

Cryptocurrency markets saw modest gains following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks defending the central bank’s independence amid political pressure from the Trump administration. Powell warned that threats of criminal indictment over interest rate decisions could undermine evidence-based monetary policy. Investors interpreted his stance as a potential signal that rate cuts remain possible, boosting risk assets like Bitcoin. However, the rally was uneven—Bitcoin captured the majority of inflows, with its market cap rising to $1.82 trillion, while altcoins struggled. The Altcoin Season Index fell sharply, indicating a shift toward "Bitcoin season." Sustained momentum depends on Bitcoin breaking key resistance at $94,000, which may further deepen its dominance rather than broadly lifting altcoins.

ambcrypto01/12 20:02

Crypto ticks higher after Powell’s warning, but THIS favors Bitcoin

ambcrypto01/12 20:02

What to Expect from the Crypto Market: How the Conflict Between Trump and the Fed Will Affect Prices

RBC Crypto presents an analysis by Anatoly Radchenko on the state of the cryptocurrency market as of January 12th. The key focus is the conflict between former US President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Trump is pressuring the Fed to cut interest rates to provide cheaper credit, but Powell is resisting, leading to a reported criminal investigation. This political tension is causing the US dollar to weaken and is boosting gold and silver prices. Such pressure on the Fed and broader geopolitical risks (involving China-Taiwan, Iran-Israel, Venezuela, Cuba) are generally unfavorable for cryptocurrencies, as Middle East escalations have historically not benefited the asset class. Regarding market performance, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $90.5k, down 2.5% for the week. It is underperforming compared to Ethereum and Solana. Large holders continue to sell, and there is uncertainty around purchases by entities like Michael Saylor's Strategy company. Privacy coins like Monero (XMR) are seeing interest, but their performance is tied to the overall market strength of BTC and ETH. While positive narratives exist, such as Wells Fargo's $300 million Bitcoin purchase and rumors of crypto trading on Elon Musk's X platform, the analyst assesses the overall picture as negative. He states there is no strong catalyst for a rapid price increase, despite some investors accumulating BTC. The market lacks a convincing reason for a significant rally in the near term.

RBK-crypto01/12 12:13

What to Expect from the Crypto Market: How the Conflict Between Trump and the Fed Will Affect Prices

RBK-crypto01/12 12:13

Can Bitcoin Price Follow Gold? Fed Chair Investigation Behind Gold’s Rise, Peter Schiff Claims

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell disclosed that the Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas to the central bank, which he described as political pressure to influence interest rate decisions. This announcement drove gold to record highs above $4,600 per ounce. Prominent gold advocate Peter Schiff claimed the investigation fueled safe-haven demand for gold and criticized both Powell and former President Trump for supporting artificially low interest rates, which he argues cause inflation. Schiff reiterated his long-term skepticism toward Bitcoin, calling it a "Ponzi scheme" with no future as a medium of exchange. Meanwhile, Bitcoin faced technical uncertainty, trading near $90,166 with analysts warning of a potential bear flag pattern that could lead to further declines if buying pressure doesn’t improve.

ccn.com01/12 10:33

Can Bitcoin Price Follow Gold? Fed Chair Investigation Behind Gold’s Rise, Peter Schiff Claims

ccn.com01/12 10:33

Bitcoin Holds Near $92K as Asia Rises Ahead of US CPI Data

Bitcoin traded near $92,000 as Asian markets opened stronger, with investors awaiting key U.S. economic data including CPI figures and the Fed’s policy meeting. Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether saw gains of 1.7% and 2.2%, respectively, boosting total crypto market capitalization to $3.23 trillion. Asian indices, including Shanghai and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng, also rose slightly. Market sentiment was supported by Wall Street’s strong close and cautious positioning ahead of macroeconomic releases. Attention remains on U.S. inflation data, the Fed’s Beige Book, and political developments involving the Federal Reserve.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 07:13

Bitcoin Holds Near $92K as Asia Rises Ahead of US CPI Data

TheNewsCrypto01/12 07:13

Trump "Gets Serious": Powell Faces Investigation, Interest Rate Dispute Escalates

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has publicly accused the US Department of Justice (DOJ) of threatening criminal charges to pressure the Fed into aligning interest rate policy with former President Donald Trump's demands. In a rare video statement, Powell condemned the action as an unprecedented attack on the central bank’s independence. The investigation, initiated by the Washington DC US Attorney’s office, focuses on allegations that Powell misled Congress regarding a $250 million renovation project at the Fed’s headquarters. The conflict stems from Trump's longstanding criticism of Powell for being too slow to cut interest rates. Since returning to office, Trump has intensified pressure on the Fed to lower rates to stimulate economic growth. Market reactions were immediate, with US stock index futures falling, gold and silver prices rising, and Bitcoin holding near $91,000. Powell reaffirmed the Fed’s commitment to data-driven policy, emphasizing its mandate to ensure price stability and maximize employment, not to yield to political influence. Legal experts suggest the evidence against Powell is weak, but if charges proceed, he could face resignation or even imprisonment. Meanwhile, speculation about his potential replacements includes Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett, both seen as favorable to Trump’s economic agenda. The situation has raised concerns about institutional independence and potential constitutional crisis.

marsbit01/12 04:45

Trump "Gets Serious": Powell Faces Investigation, Interest Rate Dispute Escalates

marsbit01/12 04:45

New York Times Interview with Trump: 7 Key Points on the Logic of Power

In a rare two-hour Oval Office interview, President Trump outlined his power philosophy to The New York Times, stating his authority is constrained only by his own morality, not international law. Key points include: He has chosen the next Fed Chair, demanding they support his low-interest-rate agenda. He ruled out pardons for figures like SBF, Maduro, or Sean Combs. U.S. control over Venezuela's oil may last "much longer" than expected. He defended his family's crypto and business dealings, citing public indifference. On sovereignty, he insisted owning Greenland is psychologically crucial versus leasing. He revealed a "de-naturalization" plan targeting some naturalized citizens, particularly Somali-Americans, for fraud. The interview showcased his "coercive diplomacy," using unpredictability and military threats to influence nations, as seen in a call with Colombia's president during the meeting.

Odaily星球日报01/12 03:19

New York Times Interview with Trump: 7 Key Points on the Logic of Power