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Bitcoin’s Rally Isn’t Over: 3 Bullish Metrics Confirm August Momentum
Analysts point to three rare metrics — low futures-to-spot ratio, surging BTC dominance in CEX volume, and bullish taker activity — as signs Bitcoin Season is only just beginning in August 2025, despite prices already above $120,000.
BeInCrypto·2025/08/11 06:44

XRP’s Bullish Pattern Meets Profit-Hungry Sellers—Will the Price Hold?
XRP price is riding a bullish chart pattern, yet on-chain data shows profit-taking may already be in play. Rising exchange reserves and shrinking short-term holder groups could test the rally’s strength.
BeInCrypto·2025/08/11 06:30
Is Pump.fun Faking Its Token Recovery? Analysts Raise Red Flags Over PUMP Surge
Cryptotale·2025/08/11 06:15
Strategy celebrates 5 years of Bitcoin success with $18M BTC purchase
CryptoSlate·2025/08/11 05:59
Donald Trump’s 401(k) executive order sparks $1.57 billion crypto ETP recovery
CryptoSlate·2025/08/11 05:06
LayerZero to Acquire Stargate, Retire STG in $110M Token Merger
Cryptotale·2025/08/11 04:45

Dogecoin Breaks Key Resistance as ETF Hopes and Whale Activity Surge
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/11 04:05

Accumulation Alert: 5 Assets Gaining Momentum With 20%+ Growth Prospects
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/11 04:05

HBAR Price Rally Gains Strength with Golden Cross and DeFi Recovery
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/11 04:05

Solana Chart Targets $270 With Extended Breakout Path to $330 Ahead
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/11 04:05
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Middle East Conflict Reshapes Fed Expectations: Nearly Half of Policymakers Shift Toward Rate Hike Outlook, Comprehensive Inflation Forecast UpgradeBlockBeats News, June 18th, Foreign media analysis pointed out that nearly half of Federal Reserve policymakers no longer believe that it is enough to just keep borrowing costs steady to bring inflation back to the 2% target level after the surge in oil prices following the Iran war. The latest Fed dot plot revealed individual views on the interest rate path among policymakers. The dot plot shows that the focus of the Fed's internal debate has quickly shifted: from previously focusing on how long rates should remain unchanged before a rate cut, it has now turned to increasingly intensifying concerns about rate hikes—some are even convinced that the Fed will need to raise rates.
In addition, forecasts released on Wednesday show that since March, Federal Reserve policymakers have become more pessimistic about inflation, reflecting the sharp rise in inflation since the outbreak of the war. The median forecast shows that the PCE price index is expected to reach 3.6% by the end of the year, up from 2.7% in March; the core PCE price index is expected to rise by 3.3% year-on-year, compared to the March expectation of 2.7%; the year-end unemployment rate will reach 4.3%, unchanged from the May actual reading and below the 4.4% forecasted in March. This means that they are increasingly convinced that the labor market is not weakening and does not need to be supported by rate cuts. (FXStreet)
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Fed Dot Plot Analysis: Two Officials Did Not Submit 2028 Dot Plot ForecastsBlockBeats News, June 18th. The Federal Reserve's dot plot showed that out of 19 officials, only 18 submitted dot plot forecasts for 2026 and 2027, and only 17 submitted a dot plot forecast for 2028. Prior to the release of the Federal Reserve's dot plot, the market had already anticipated that the newly appointed Fed Chair Powell would not submit dot plot forecasts. It is currently unclear which Fed official has joined Powell's camp and did not submit a dot plot forecast for 2028. (FXStreet)
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Raster Chart Analysis: One Fed Member Supports 3 Rate Hikes This YearBlockBeats News, June 18th, the Fed's dot plot showed that 1 person believes there should be 3 rate hikes in 2026 (0 in March), 5 people believe there should be 2 rate hikes in 2026 (0 in March), 3 people believe there should be 1 rate hike in 2026 (0 in March), 8 people believe the interest rate should remain unchanged in 2026 (7 in March), 1 person believes there should be 1 rate cut in 2026 (7 in March), 0 people believe there should be 2 rate cuts in 2026 (2 in March), 0 people believe there should be 3 rate cuts in 2026 (2 in March), 0 people believe there should be 4 rate cuts in 2026 (1 in March).
Overall, the number of people supporting rate hikes in 2026 has surged to 9, with one person supporting an aggressive 75-basis-point hike, while the number of people supporting rate cuts has sharply declined to 1. (FXStreet)
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