Bitcoin shot up 4.5% on Jan. 29, climbing to around $105,000 after the Federal Reserve decided to hold interest rates steady.

Rates are expected to remain unchanged in the first interest rate meeting during President Trump's second term.

Federal Reserve maintains rates at 4.25-4.5% amid economic stability, while showing renewed openness towards cryptocurrency integration in banking.

Crypto trader Follis, in a recent X post, indicated that the classic FOMC shakeout could flush weak hands, reset leverage, ...

"We do not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday, as Bitcoin bounced ...

The tokens soared in the run-up to Donald Trump's inauguration, but since the president took office they've been trading in ...

The upcoming Fed interest rate decision on Wednesday could bring volatility spikes in risky assets like Bitcoin.

Bitcoin (BTC) price hovers around $101,700 on Wednesday after declining for four consecutive days since Saturday. Ethereum ...

WASHINGTON-A Trump administration order pausing almost all foreign aid has left counterterrorism training in Somalia, HIV treatment in Uganda, narcotics interdiction in Colombia, prosthetics for ...

Tesla’s stock TSLA fell more than 6% on the news, stretching its losing streak to a fifth session and dipping below $400 for the first time in three weeks. Back To Top ...

Key US economic data this week, including GDP, FOMC, and PCE, could influence Bitcoin price sentiment and crypto market trends.