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Bitcoin may have kicked off 2025 with a rebound back to $100,000, but since the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s December 2024 Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Jan. 8, the BTC/USD exchange rate dropped to as low as $91,220.84. Bitcoin has stabilized at around $95,000 since then, but concerns run high whether further news about the future direction of interest rates and monetary policy will result in an additional negative impact to the performance of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. As cryptocurrencies have entered the financial mainstream, they have become increasingly sensitive to policy changes from the Federal Reserve. With this in mind, let’s take a closer look at the latest news from the Fed, and see what it could mean for the performance of both Bitcoins and altcoins in the months ahead. Why Cryptos Fell on The Latest Fed News As revealed in the aforementioned Fed meeting minutes, the central bank once again cut interest rates...

Bitcoin (BTC) saw some relevant volatility since early September and most recently following a predicted volatile roadmap by Ali Martinez. If Bitcoin continues to follow his Analysis , the leading cryptocurrency could soon reach a new all-time high of $78,000. The analyst shared what he described as “the best way to mess with everyone’s dreams,” bringing in a chaotic scenario. According to a recent post by Martinez, Bitcoin has already accomplished three out of the four steps, eyeing the breakout. “I think the best way to mess with everyone’s dreams would be for Bitcoin to drop to $60,000, rebound to $66,000, retrace back to $57,000, and finally break out towards $78,000!” – Ali Martinez Picks for you MicroStrategy stock price prediction amid 'Bitcoin bank end game' revelation ...