Arthur Hayes, former CEO of BitMEX, believes that Donald Trump’s economic strategy, which involves extensive debt issuance and potential monetary easing by the Federal Reserve, could lead to a significant Bitcoin rally. He estimates that liquidity injections of $2.74 trillion to $3.24 trillion could drive Bitcoin’s price toward $1 million during Trump’s presidency, despite current market struggles. The interplay between Trump’s fiscal policies and the Fed’s response is crucial for the cryptocurrency’s future trajectory.
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0 posts last weekBlackRock Bitcoin ETF Faces Challenges Amid Stock Market Correlation and Outflows
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) has gained significant traction, reaching $50 billion in its first year, but faces challenges due to Bitcoin’s correlation with the stock market, which undermines its appeal as a hedge. Despite this, institutional interest remains strong, with 1,100 institutions holding IBIT, although outflows have increased in 2025 amid concerns over the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. As of now, Bitcoin is trading at $95,869, reflecting ongoing market volatility.
about BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Faces Challenges Amid Stock Market Correlation and OutflowsBNY Mellon Reveals 13 Million Dollar Bitcoin ETF Investment Amid Crypto Growth
BNY Mellon has disclosed over $13 million in Bitcoin ETF holdings, reflecting a cautious yet growing interest from traditional financial institutions in digital assets. The bank owns significant shares in WisdomTree and BlackRock’s Bitcoin funds, joining other major players like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs in the crypto space.Despite this increasing participation, regulatory constraints still limit banks from directly holding cryptocurrencies. However, a shift in regulatory attitudes is emerging, with the Federal Reserve indicating it will not block banks from offering crypto services, provided they manage associated risks.
about BNY Mellon Reveals 13 Million Dollar Bitcoin ETF Investment Amid Crypto GrowthBitcoin Leads Significant ETP Outflows Amid Macroeconomic Concerns in 2025
Bitcoin led a significant sell-off in cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) last week, with $430 million in outflows contributing to a total of $415 million. This marked the end of a 19-week inflow streak, driven by macroeconomic concerns, including remarks from US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and higher-than-expected inflation data.Despite Bitcoin’s struggles, altcoins like Solana and XRP saw notable inflows, with Solana attracting $8.9 million amid optimism for potential ETF approvals by the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Bloomberg analysts estimate a 75% chance for a Solana ETF and a 65% chance for XRP in 2025.
about Bitcoin Leads Significant ETP Outflows Amid Macroeconomic Concerns in 2025Stock Market Trading Hours and Economic Updates for Presidents Day
President Donald Trump recently imposed new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, stirring market reactions. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell urged lawmakers to be patient regarding potential rate cuts during his two-day testimony before Congress. Investors are also processing the latest consumer price index, which revealed an annual inflation rate of 3% for January.
about Stock Market Trading Hours and Economic Updates for Presidents DayBitcoin Price Volatility Expected Amid Key Economic Events This Week
Bitcoin and crypto markets are poised for volatility due to upcoming U.S. economic indicators, including inflation data and PPI reports, alongside key Federal Reserve speeches. Strong economic data may delay rate cuts and bolster the dollar, while weak data could negatively impact crypto prices. Investors are particularly focused on the Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index, as well as insights from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony, which could shape market sentiment this week.
about Bitcoin Price Volatility Expected Amid Key Economic Events This WeekJPMorgan Chase Accused of Misreporting Reserves and Earning Billions Illegally
A former JPMorgan Chase employee has accused the bank of systematically misreporting complexity indicators used by the Federal Reserve to assess capital reserves, allegedly pocketing $2 billion in the process. The whistleblower claims this practice has been ongoing since 2016, allowing the bank to expand its loan book by $75 billion to $100 billion. Despite internal complaints and retaliation against whistleblowers, the Federal Reserve reportedly permitted these actions, raising concerns about lax bank supervision and accountability.
about JPMorgan Chase Accused of Misreporting Reserves and Earning Billions IllegallyFederal Reserve Chair Calls for Enhanced Cryptocurrency Regulations
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has called for stronger cryptocurrency regulations, emphasizing the need for a clearer regulatory framework while supporting innovation in the sector. He addressed concerns over ‘debanking’ practices, stating that banks should not sever ties with legal crypto firms due to excessive risk aversion, and advocated for consumer protections akin to those in traditional finance. Meanwhile, Bitcoin experienced modest gains, reaching $105,000 during Asian trading hours.
about Federal Reserve Chair Calls for Enhanced Cryptocurrency RegulationsBitcoin Rises Following Federal Reserve Meeting and Regulatory Comments
Bitcoin extended its rally, rising 1.3% to approximately US$105,134 following the Federal Reserve’s recent meeting, where Chair Jerome Powell discussed the potential for increased regulation of digital assets. The largest cryptocurrency has surged over 50% since Donald Trump’s election victory, prompting speculation about a possible pause in its upward momentum. Powell’s comments indicated that banks could serve crypto customers if they manage associated risks, and he suggested that enhanced regulatory measures from Congress would be beneficial.
about Bitcoin Rises Following Federal Reserve Meeting and Regulatory CommentsEl Salvador Amends Bitcoin Law to Align with IMF Loan Agreement
El Salvador’s Congress has amended its Bitcoin law to make acceptance of the cryptocurrency voluntary, aligning with an IMF loan agreement of $1.4 billion. The reform maintains Bitcoin’s status as legal tender while addressing IMF concerns about mandatory use, allowing private sector participation in transactions to be optional. Despite this shift, President Bukele’s administration remains committed to increasing Bitcoin in national reserves.
about El Salvador Amends Bitcoin Law to Align with IMF Loan AgreementFed Chair Powell Supports Banks Serving Crypto Clients with Risk Management
Fed Chair Jerome Powell has indicated that banks are permitted to serve clients involved in cryptocurrency, provided that the associated risks are effectively managed. This statement underscores the evolving relationship between traditional banking and the digital asset sector.
about Fed Chair Powell Supports Banks Serving Crypto Clients with Risk ManagementFed Chair Advocates for Enhanced Crypto Regulation in Congress
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized the need for a stronger regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies during a press conference, stating that banks can serve crypto customers if they manage risks appropriately. He noted that Congress is actively working on this regulatory apparatus, which he believes would enhance financial stability. Following the Fed’s announcement to keep interest rates unchanged, Bitcoin’s price rose approximately 3%, surpassing $104,000.
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