The Senate’s passage of a continuing resolution to reopen the US government has significant implications for Bitcoin markets. The move restarts critical economic data releases and normalizes Treasury operations that had been paused during the 41-day closure. This development puts inflation data and rate expectations back at the center of crypto market dynamics, with immediate focus on Thursday’s CPI release and its impact on real yields that drive Bitcoin risk appetite.
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0 in Finance and 0 in Crypto last weekBNB Hits $1,240 High on Chainlink Data Partnership
BNB has surged to a new peak of $1,240, defying broader market trends with a 41% monthly gain. The rally follows a strategic partnership between BNB Chain and Chainlink that brings official US economic data on-chain. Market experts are divided on whether the token can reach $1,500 or face a potential correction to $700.
about BNB Hits $1,240 High on Chainlink Data PartnershipS&P 500 Rises Pre-Market Ahead of Key Economic Data
The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) is showing modest gains in pre-market trading Wednesday, rising approximately 0.2% following Tuesday’s 0.5% decline, as investors adopt a cautious stance ahead of crucial economic reports later this week. While Wednesday lacks major economic catalysts, Thursday’s unemployment data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Friday’s Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis loom as potential market-moving events. Meanwhile, significant corporate developments from Alibaba, Micron, and Cintas are creating distinct sector-specific movements, highlighting the market’s current balancing act between macroeconomic anticipation and microeconomic execution.
about S&P 500 Rises Pre-Market Ahead of Key Economic DataBitcoin Hits $113K as Weak Jobs Data Fuels Fed Rate Cut Bets
Bitcoin’s rally to $113,000 was fueled by a disappointing August jobs report showing only 22,000 payroll gains and rising unemployment to 4.3%. The weak data caused markets to dramatically increase expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, with futures now pricing a 12% chance of a 50 basis point cut in September versus 0% previously. The report revealed mixed signals: while private employers added 38,000 jobs, government payrolls fell and manufacturing lost positions. Average hourly earnings rose moderately at 3.7% annually, while productivity improved and unit labor costs declined—a combination supporting disinflation. Services sector data showed persistent price pressures, but the overall labor market softening gives the Fed room to begin easing policy, creating favorable liquidity conditions for risk assets like Bitcoin ahead of the September 16-17 FOMC meeting.
about Bitcoin Hits $113K as Weak Jobs Data Fuels Fed Rate Cut BetsU.S. Commerce Dept Publishes GDP Data on TRON Blockchain
In a groundbreaking move for both traditional finance and blockchain adoption, the U.S. Department of Commerce has chosen TRON blockchain as a primary network for publishing official economic data. The Bureau of Economic Analysis recorded the Q2 2025 GDP growth rate of 3.3% on TRON, with the data hash immutably stored on the blockchain. This initiative represents a significant endorsement of blockchain technology’s role in ensuring data integrity and transparency for government publications. The announcement comes as TRON experiences surging adoption following a 60% reduction in energy fees approved by its community governance, which propelled the network to over 2.5 million daily active users and surpassed both BNB Chain and Solana in activity. TRON continues to dominate stablecoin transactions with over $79 billion in USDT circulating on its network.
about U.S. Commerce Dept Publishes GDP Data on TRON BlockchainChainlink, Pyth Partner with US Commerce Dept for On-Chain Data
The US Department of Commerce has entered a groundbreaking partnership with Chainlink and Pyth Network to publish official macroeconomic data on-chain, including GDP and PCE indicators across ten blockchains. This initiative, supported by major exchanges including Coinbase and Gemini, represents the Trump administration’s push to strengthen US digital asset leadership. Concurrently, Chainlink’s LINK token is consolidating near $24 with key resistance at $26.60, while institutional adoption accelerates with Nasdaq-listed Caliber adding LINK to its digital asset treasury strategy. The move signals growing corporate and government confidence in blockchain infrastructure for critical economic data distribution.
about Chainlink, Pyth Partner with US Commerce Dept for On-Chain DataUS Publishes GDP Data on Bitcoin, Ethereum & Solana Blockchains
The US Department of Commerce launched a pilot program on August 28, 2025, publishing official economic statistics on nine public blockchains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRON, Stellar, Avalanche, Arbitrum One, Polygon PoS, and Optimism. The initiative features cryptographic proofs of GDP data, with the first release showing 3.3% annualized growth. Major oracle providers Chainlink and Pyth are distributing the data, making it accessible to hundreds of applications across multiple blockchains. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick described the move as making America’s economic truth ‘immutable and globally accessible,’ positioning the US as the blockchain capital of the world. The program may expand to additional chains and participants as it matures.
about US Publishes GDP Data on Bitcoin, Ethereum & Solana BlockchainsUS GDP Contracts 0.2%, Bitcoin Holds Steady Amid Inflation
The U.S. economy contracted at an annualized rate of 0.2% in Q1 2024, with inflation-adjusted final sales dropping 2.9% as consumer spending slowed. Corporate profits fell 3.6%, ending a two-year growth streak, while jobless claims rose slightly. Despite the economic slowdown, inflation remains stubbornly high, with the GDP price index at 3.7% and core PCE at 3.4%, both above the Fed’s 2% target. Bitcoin dipped only 0.4% post-data release, holding above $108,000. The Fed is expected to maintain higher interest rates until inflation cools and labor market slack becomes evident. Forward-looking indicators suggest a mild rebound in Q2, but risks of prolonged economic weakness persist.
about US GDP Contracts 0.2%, Bitcoin Holds Steady Amid InflationBitcoin’s Pivotal Week: Politics, Payouts & Fed Watch
Bitcoin enters a critical week dominated by three key themes: the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas (featuring political figures like JD Vance and Nigel Farage), the FTX Trust’s $5B creditor payout starting May 30, and macroeconomic triggers including Fed minutes and PCE inflation data. The event highlights Bitcoin’s growing political clout, with Republican leaders and international figures endorsing its ethos. Meanwhile, traders brace for market volatility as FTX repayments (54-120% of claims) may inject liquidity, while Fed signals on rates and fresh PCE data (expected at 2.6% YoY) could sway crypto and traditional markets. BTC trades at $109,686 amid this perfect storm of catalysts.
about Bitcoin's Pivotal Week: Politics, Payouts & Fed WatchBitcoin Outshines Stalling US GDP Growth in Q1
The US Q1 GDP advance estimate is expected to show a meager 0.3% growth, the weakest since early 2022, as trade deficits and inflation weigh on the economy. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs attracted over $3 billion in inflows last week, with BlackRock’s IBIT alone recording $643 million in a single day. Analysts note Bitcoin’s divergence from traditional markets, with realized capitalization hitting $883 billion and exchange outflows reaching a two-year high. The economic slowdown, coupled with persistent inflation, has reignited discussions about Bitcoin as a potential stagflation hedge. Market participants now await further clarity from upcoming Fed decisions and inflation data.
about Bitcoin Outshines Stalling US GDP Growth in Q1US GDP Growth Slows as Tariffs Loom: Q1 Preview
The US GDP is expected to show a significant slowdown in Q1 2024, with consensus estimates pointing to just 0.9% annualized growth—down from 2.4% in Q4 2023. While the economy remains 12% above pre-pandemic levels, recent tariff impositions by the White House, including steep levies on Chinese goods, threaten to disrupt trade dynamics. Analysts warn that Q1 may still reflect indirect effects, such as importers front-loading shipments ahead of the April tariff deadline, which could distort net exports and inventory data. The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow tracker even suggests a possible contraction (-2.2% SAAR), raising recession concerns if Q2 also falters. Investors should watch for how quickly tariff costs pass through to consumer prices and demand in the coming months.
about US GDP Growth Slows as Tariffs Loom: Q1 PreviewStock Market Update Earnings Impact Major Companies and Economic Indicators
Investors reacted to earnings reports, with IBM surging 13% after beating expectations, while UPS plummeted 14.1% due to a bleak outlook and a significant drop in shipping volume from Amazon. The Dow rose 0.4%, and the S&P 500 gained 0.5%, reflecting solid economic data and ongoing adjustments to corporate guidance. Microsoft and Tesla faced mixed results, with Microsoft down 6.2% despite beating earnings, while Meta and Nvidia showed resilience ahead of their earnings announcements.
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