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Inflation in the US Hits Bitcoin: Investors Withdraw Hundreds of Millions from Crypto Funds

US inflation data has impacted Bitcoin, triggering a shift in investor sentiment. Digital asset investment funds saw a net outflow of $243 million last week, reversing the $1.3 billion inflow from the previous week, according to CoinShares. This reversal is linked to the latest US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. While the headline CPI met expectations, core inflation (excluding food and energy) came in slightly above forecasts. Analysts suggest the higher core inflation complicates the short-term outlook for Bitcoin, as it reduces the likelihood of an imminent Federal Reserve rate cut. This has delayed hopes for a sustained price move above $80,000. For such a breakout, CoinShares notes the need for either weaker macroeconomic data, a more dovish Fed pivot, or another political catalyst. Conversely, in the medium term, ongoing pressures in the US Treasury bond market—where expanded buyback programs have not significantly lowered long-term yields—could eventually support Bitcoin's price by increasing the probability of larger-scale government intervention. This pattern mirrors past episodes where hawkish macroeconomic signals triggered outflows, often led by US-based investors. Whether the current pause is a brief correction or signals a longer-term shift in risk appetite will be determined by data in the coming weeks.

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 21:55

Inflation in the US Hits Bitcoin: Investors Withdraw Hundreds of Millions from Crypto Funds

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 21:55

Oil Drowns Bitcoin in the Straits: Crypto Investors Fear Inflation

Bitcoin's price fell by 3.64% between September 4 and 11, 2026, dropping below $77,000. The decline was attributed to heightened Middle East tensions, which pushed Brent crude oil prices above $105, stoking inflation fears and reducing the likelihood of a near-term Fed rate cut. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a $449.44 million outflow. Technically, Bitcoin remains in an uptrend above its 50-day moving average, but the Fear & Greed Index fell 18 points to 56. Ethereum (ETH) drifted sideways, losing 0.57%, supported by historically low exchange balances. Its spot ETFs also recorded outflows. Zcash (ZEC) rose 3.44% on strong Grayscale ETF interest. Dogecoin (DOGE) fell 1.35% and faced ETF closures. Near Protocol (NEAR) surged 12.88% due to growth in its cross-chain protocol. Overall, rising oil prices and inflation concerns dampened investor appetite for risk assets like cryptocurrencies.

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 21:51

Oil Drowns Bitcoin in the Straits: Crypto Investors Fear Inflation

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 21:51

What Do Today's US Inflation Data Mean for Bitcoin? Bullish or Bearish Trend?

CoinShares analysts state that the latest U.S. CPI data is unfavorable for Bitcoin's rise, noting persistent inflation could limit the crypto market's growth potential in the short term. While overall inflation met expectations, core inflation was slightly above forecasts, raising the likelihood of a September Fed rate hike and risks of prolonged tight monetary policy. Markets had hoped weaker inflation data would catalyze a sustained Bitcoin rally above $80,000, but the latest figures dashed those expectations, suggesting limited near-term upside. Market sentiment is also cooling, with digital asset investment products seeing a net outflow of $243 million this week after a $1.3 billion inflow the previous week. A stronger, sustained move above $80k may require weaker economic data, softer Fed policy, or a new political catalyst. However, CoinShares highlights a potential medium-term support factor from the U.S. Treasury market. The expanded Treasury buyback program has failed to significantly lower long-term yields despite increased purchases. This failure paradoxically could benefit Bitcoin long-term. If yields remain high, pressure may grow for a much larger intervention aimed at suppressing borrowing costs. Such action, without improved fiscal prospects, could strengthen the currency debasement narrative, recently evidenced by Bitcoin and gold. Large-scale Treasury interventions might be perceived as direct yield suppression, raising concerns about fiscal dominance, debt sustainability, and the dollar's long-term purchasing power.

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 18:36

What Do Today's US Inflation Data Mean for Bitcoin? Bullish or Bearish Trend?

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 18:36

Bitcoin Price Forecast: Three Consecutive Days of ETF Outflows—Is This Series About to Start Badly?

Bitcoin Price Forecast: Key Support Test Amid ETF Outflows As of September 12, 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $77,165, up slightly on the day, but is testing a crucial support level at $76,500. This zone has been significant since the consolidation phase began in July. The price currently sits just below the 20-day EMA at $76,997, while remaining above the bullish Supertrend indicator. The immediate technical outlook is balanced between bullish and bearish scenarios. The bullish case suggests that holding above $76,500 could lead to a rebound, with potential upside targets at $80,000 and then $82,500. The bearish risk involves a break below this support, which could open the path down toward the 200-day EMA at $72,896 and the 100-day EMA at $70,788. Key market factors are creating headwinds. Hotter-than-expected US PPI inflation data has increased the likelihood of further rate hikes, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield above 4.90% for the first time since 2023. Concurrently, US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded three consecutive days of net outflows, totaling nearly $450 million for the week so far, threatening to end a three-week streak of net inflows. Analysts are watching the $76,500 level closely, noting that a successful hold could trigger a rebound, while a breakdown would signal deeper losses. The interplay between technical support, macroeconomic pressure, and ETF fund flows will likely determine Bitcoin's near-term direction.

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 12:37

Bitcoin Price Forecast: Three Consecutive Days of ETF Outflows—Is This Series About to Start Badly?

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 12:37

CryptoQuant Analysts Await Bitcoin Plunge

Analysts at CryptoQuant anticipate a potential sharp decline in Bitcoin's price. They point to a lack of clear support from spot capital inflows during its recent recovery. While retail investor activity remains high, demand from large institutional players appears weaker. Experts see signs of waning price momentum, raising the likelihood that a price drop could trigger forced liquidations of long positions and accelerate a downturn. Notably, there has been no abnormal increase in large Bitcoin deposits to centralized exchanges, suggesting significant selling pressure from major holders is not yet imminent. However, the combination of strong retail activity and tepid institutional demand creates an unstable market condition, making a sustained bullish recovery unlikely in the near term. Separately, analysts from Wintermute suggested Bitcoin could trade between $75,000 and $82,000 throughout September, with its future direction heavily dependent on the U.S. economic climate and Federal Reserve policy decisions.

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 08:45

CryptoQuant Analysts Await Bitcoin Plunge

cryptonews.ruHôm qua 08:45

What Are the Upside and Downside Scenarios for Bitcoin's Price? Where Could the Price Go?

Bitcoin analyst Benjamin Cowen's latest analysis presents both bullish and bearish scenarios for BTC. On the bullish side, signals like weekly RSI at historic lows, a cooling monthly RSI, a recent Golden Cross, and long-term holder accumulation levels nearing cyclical lows suggest a potential market bottom. However, bearish risks remain, as key on-chain metrics (Puell Multiple, MVRV Z-Score, Market Cap to Thermocap ratio) have not yet fallen to levels seen in past bear market troughs. Bitcoin also hasn't breached its prior cycle low, and whale activity remains subdued. Cowan identifies the 50-week moving average (~$80,000) as a critical level. Sustained weekly closes above it would confirm the bullish case. A rejection could lead to a new low in Q4, with potential downside targets at $53,000 or, in a more extreme scenario, the $37,000-$38,000 range. He notes these deeper corrections are not the primary forecast but a risk scenario to monitor.

cryptonews.ru2 ngày trước 16:51

What Are the Upside and Downside Scenarios for Bitcoin's Price? Where Could the Price Go?

cryptonews.ru2 ngày trước 16:51

Bitcoin fails to reclaim $80K as Bessent fuels yen strength around 153 per dollar

Bitcoin (BTC) struggled to reclaim the $80,000 level, facing headwinds from geopolitical tensions. The market's focus shifted to the surging Japanese yen, which traded around 153 per dollar, its strongest since February. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hinted at potential further joint interventions with Japan, asserting asymmetric information advantage. Concurrently, US-Iran strikes pushed Brent crude oil above $100 per barrel, souring sentiment for risk assets like stocks and Bitcoin, which dipped 0.4%. Despite the yen's rally, data shows yen short interest remains near record highs. Analysts warn of a vulnerable "carry trade" unwind, a risk amplified by the Bank of Japan's anticipated interest rate hike later in September, which could impact broader market liquidity.

cointelegraph09/09 16:41

Bitcoin fails to reclaim $80K as Bessent fuels yen strength around 153 per dollar

cointelegraph09/09 16:41

Bitcoin fell below $79,000, and Zcash lost the most, as the chance of a Fed rate hike held around 60%

Bitcoin fell below $79,000, trading around $78,800, as it struggles to close above the $80,000 level. Zcash saw the sharpest decline, dropping nearly 5% despite a strong 33% weekly gain. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Solana also declined, while Dogecoin and BNB held relatively steady. Market pressure comes from rising Treasury yields, with traders now pricing in a roughly 60% chance of a Fed rate hike next week. Analysts note that despite these headwinds, the crypto market has avoided significant technical damage. Oil prices remained high, adding to inflationary concerns ahead of key U.S. inflation data releases later in the week.

cryptonews.ru09/08 21:06

Bitcoin fell below $79,000, and Zcash lost the most, as the chance of a Fed rate hike held around 60%

cryptonews.ru09/08 21:06

Tom Lee, 'Big Bull', Scenario for $6,000 Ethereum: He Listed 4 Catalysts! Here Are the Details

BitMine President Tom Lee presents a bullish scenario for Ethereum reaching approximately $6,000, outlining four key catalysts. First, the potential U.S. passage of the CLARITY Act in September could reduce regulatory uncertainty and attract Wall Street institutions. Second, sidelined capital and short positions from earlier market downturns may re-enter the crypto market, especially if prices remain strong. Third, Asian investors, particularly from markets like South Korea, are reportedly shifting focus from local stocks to crypto assets like Ethereum. Fourth, corporate and fund manager FOMO (fear of missing out) could drive institutional buying in Q4 if Ethereum performs well. Lee's $6,000 target is based on Ethereum's price ratio to Bitcoin rising to 0.04 alongside a Bitcoin price of $150,000—a scenario he considers conservative compared to historical ratios.

cryptonews.ru09/08 10:56

Tom Lee, 'Big Bull', Scenario for $6,000 Ethereum: He Listed 4 Catalysts! Here Are the Details

cryptonews.ru09/08 10:56

Analyst, Citing Key Levels, Believes Bitcoin Is Unlikely to Face a 'Deep' Correction

Bitcoin's price has dropped from around $80,500 to approximately $79,000, sparking debate among traders about whether the rally is ending or if consolidation near $80,000 signifies a healthy market cycle. Analyst Michael van de Poppe dismissed concerns of a deep correction in the near term, highlighting key technical levels. He views current consolidation positively and stated that a drop below $74,000 could present a buying opportunity. Conversely, a successful break above the critical $82,850 resistance level could signal a continuation of the uptrend. According to his analysis, falling below support levels of $75,545 or $73,674 could lead to a decline toward $71,000-$70,000. Investors are also closely watching upcoming U.S. macroeconomic data, particularly Consumer and Producer Price Index figures, for clues on inflation and Federal Reserve policy. Stronger-than-expected U.S. employment data recently dampened market sentiment. If inflation data exceeds forecasts, it could pressure the Fed to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, which would significantly impact risk assets like Bitcoin. Prediction markets currently indicate a 50% probability of a September rate hike, suggesting investor caution ahead of this week's key events is contributing to the current price consolidation.

cryptonews.ru09/08 00:03

Analyst, Citing Key Levels, Believes Bitcoin Is Unlikely to Face a 'Deep' Correction