William Suberg

The Japanese yen is eyeing new 40-year highs against the US dollar around the Bank of Japan’s next interest-rate meeting with the yen carry trade in focus for crypto.

Bitcoin and crypto markets suffered with US stocks as semiconductor stocks sold-off in the Asian trading session.

Bitcoin juggles multiple macro headwinds as traders prepare to parse Fed chair Warsh’s language at the next FOMC meeting.

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) holds interest rates at thirty-year highs as a reported currency intervention strengthens the yen below the key 160 mark.

Bitcoin’s downside accelerated into July’s monthly close as US stocks failed to build on Asia’s rebound.

Oil prices tumble as Trump signals a possible Iran deal, while Bitcoin traders eye nonfarm payrolls, yen intervention fallout, and the ongoing Coldcard wallet exploit. Here’s what’s moving crypto markets this week.

Bitcoin analysts are paying close attention to liquidity conditions after the first joint yen intervention by the US and Japan in nearly thirty years.

45 Bitcoin price metrics tracked by Glassnode are currently in their longest aggregate capitulation phase since the end of the 2022 bear market and collapse of FTX.

Gold and S&P 500 gains contrast with flat Bitcoin price action as analysts set more conditions for a BTC recovery.

Bitcoin treasuries are at risk of “breaking” altogether, new analysis warns as BTC institutional funds reduce holdings by 10%.