Group 1 - President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Chair of the Federal Reserve, leading to a decline in Bitcoin prices below $83,000 [1] - Warsh's reputation as an inflation hawk and strong-dollar advocate suggests that his leadership could significantly alter market interpretations of Federal Reserve policy signals [2] - The announcement from Trump dampened expectations for rapid rate cuts, resulting in a spike in the dollar while precious metals and cryptocurrencies experienced sharp declines [3] Group 2 - Bitcoin has broken below the critical 2-day 200 EMA and SMA, which historically serve as support during bull markets [4] - Following a countertrend rally of approximately 21% to 22%, Bitcoin faced rejection in a heavy resistance zone between $95,500 and $106,800 [5] - A failure to reclaim these moving averages may indicate a shift into a more aggressive bearish phase, with a breakdown below the $79,000 to $80,000 support range potentially confirming a downtrend towards $75,000 to $70,000 [6] Group 3 - Momentum and money-flow indicators for Bitcoin remain weak, characterized by declining spot volume and reduced whale participation, limiting the likelihood of a sustained upside move in the near term [7]

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said monetary policy is in a good place to pause and assess the effects of 75 basis points of rate cuts in the economy. https://t.co/nbCK2SERIb ...

I spoke with @jvisserlabs this week about the latest Fed decision, rate cuts, and their impact on bitcoin and public equities.We also went deep on the AI landscape, including where value is emerging, where risks remain, and how investors should be thinking about positioning for 2026.Enjoy!Youtube: https://t.co/Y3AKOUhtnhSpotify: https://t.co/qjspTx1fefApple: https://t.co/3nUJPxKgKKTIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Intro0:52 - Fed decision, rate cut & initial market reaction5:45 - How equities & bitcoin reacted9:32 - Identi ...

The Federal Reserve’s next moves on the size of its balance sheet could matter for banks as much or more than its decisions on rate cuts. https://t.co/87atmxXh3N ...

I'm pretty optimistic that for 2026 rates will will be able to be a fair bit lower than they are today, but I've just been uncomfortable frontloading too many rate cuts and assuming that what we've seen in inflation be transitory. It's all amplified by the data being shut down. And so I just felt that we ought to wait that we don't lose a lot. We don't take a lot of extra risk in my view to just wait to Q1 2026 and make sure that we're back on path to 2% inflation. ...

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Fed's Goolsbee says he's projecting more rate cuts than the median for 2026. ...

How concerned are you that we get a Federal Reserve that's more accommodative for a variety of reasons that leads to even more risk taking. This idea that not only did the Fed cut rates, indicated more rate cuts, but also is adding to its balance sheet in a way that could potentially prop up demand. Well, you know, I was thinking about this when I was waiting to see you today.You know, most of the people listening to this program, including me and you are interested in the free markets. And we think free ma ...

Our rate should be the lowest rates in the world because all these countries that you see, you know, with low rates, many of them are low because of us because they suck so much money out of us. But that's not happening anymore. We should have the lowest rates in the world.And without us, none of them really exist as an economy. >> It's President Trump speaking yesterday after the Federal Reserve reduced interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, the Fed's third cut in a row. Joining us now with cha ...

Fed policymakers signal little appetite for further rate cuts https://t.co/7DnHG2ibrP ...

🇺🇸 INSIGHT: James Lavish says the U.S. Treasury is pushing for rate cuts because with so much government debt in short-term T-bills, every 25bp cut reduces annual interest costs by about $25 billion. https://t.co/hZSCTyFaR3 ...