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Bitcoin tumbles below $70,000, wiping out gains since Trump 2024 win
Bitcoin slides to lowest since November 2024
Losses for the year so far now approaching 20%
Latest crypto rout triggered by Warsh nomination, analysts say
The latest rout in cryptocurrencies, which has come hard and fast, was triggered, analysts say, by the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair, due to expectations he could shrink the Fed's balance sheet.
Cryptocurrencies have widely been regarded as beneficiaries of a large balance sheet, having tended to rally while the Fed greased money markets with liquidity - a support for speculative assets.
"The market fears a hawk with him," said Manuel Villegas Franceschi from the next generation research team at Julius Baer. "A smaller balance sheet is not going to provide any tailwinds for crypto."
The global crypto market has lost nearly $1.9 trillion in value since hitting a peak of $4.379 trillion in early October, based on data from CoinGecko, with some $800 billion wiped out in the last month alone
To be sure, cryptocurrencies have struggled for months since a record crash last October sent bitcoin tumbling from a peak as leveraged positions got washed out.
That has left investors less keen on digital assets and sentiment towards the industry fragile.
"We believe this broader decline is mainly driven by massive withdrawals from institutional ETFs. These funds have seen billions of dollars flow out each month since the Oct 2025 downturn," Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note to clients..
They added that U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs witnessed outflows of more than $3 billion in January, following outflows of about $2 billion and $7 billion in December and November respectively.
"This steady selling in our view signals that traditional investors are losing interest, and overall pessimism about crypto is growing," the analysts said.$BTC #ReutersReport #cryptouniverseofficial
Losses for the year so far now approaching 20%
Latest crypto rout triggered by Warsh nomination, analysts say
The latest rout in cryptocurrencies, which has come hard and fast, was triggered, analysts say, by the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair, due to expectations he could shrink the Fed's balance sheet.
Cryptocurrencies have widely been regarded as beneficiaries of a large balance sheet, having tended to rally while the Fed greased money markets with liquidity - a support for speculative assets.
"The market fears a hawk with him," said Manuel Villegas Franceschi from the next generation research team at Julius Baer. "A smaller balance sheet is not going to provide any tailwinds for crypto."
The global crypto market has lost nearly $1.9 trillion in value since hitting a peak of $4.379 trillion in early October, based on data from CoinGecko, with some $800 billion wiped out in the last month alone
To be sure, cryptocurrencies have struggled for months since a record crash last October sent bitcoin tumbling from a peak as leveraged positions got washed out.
That has left investors less keen on digital assets and sentiment towards the industry fragile.
"We believe this broader decline is mainly driven by massive withdrawals from institutional ETFs. These funds have seen billions of dollars flow out each month since the Oct 2025 downturn," Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note to clients..
They added that U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs witnessed outflows of more than $3 billion in January, following outflows of about $2 billion and $7 billion in December and November respectively.
"This steady selling in our view signals that traditional investors are losing interest, and overall pessimism about crypto is growing," the analysts said.$BTC #ReutersReport #cryptouniverseofficial
#WhoIsNextFedChair
The United States is on the brink of naming a new Federal Reserve Chair to replace Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May 2026. President Donald Trump is expected to announce his pick imminently, with Kevin Warsh — former Fed Governor — emerging as a leading contender following meetings at the White House and market odds surging in his favor. �
Reuters
Why this matters for crypto: markets hate uncertainty. Bitcoin and major altcoins recently dipped as speculation mounted that the next Fed leader could adopt policies that tighten liquidity — bad for risk assets like crypto. �
#ReutersReport
Warsh’s track record suggests he has supported a smaller Fed balance sheet and careful monetary policy, which could mean less easy money flowing into speculative assets. That dynamic has put pressure on Bitcoin prices as traders adjust expectations. �
The Guardian
However, the broader crypto community remains attentive: a dovish or crypto-friendly Fed Chair (like Kevin Hassett in some prediction markets) could loosen rates or provide clarity around digital asset policy, potentially igniting renewed inflows into Bitcoin and DeFi markets. � $BTC
Phemex
In short, the next Fed Chair isn’t just a political appointment — it’s a market catalyst. Whatever the choice, crypto traders will be watching every policy signal closely as liquidity, risk appetite, and regulation expectations shift.
$USDT
The United States is on the brink of naming a new Federal Reserve Chair to replace Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May 2026. President Donald Trump is expected to announce his pick imminently, with Kevin Warsh — former Fed Governor — emerging as a leading contender following meetings at the White House and market odds surging in his favor. �
Reuters
Why this matters for crypto: markets hate uncertainty. Bitcoin and major altcoins recently dipped as speculation mounted that the next Fed leader could adopt policies that tighten liquidity — bad for risk assets like crypto. �
#ReutersReport
Warsh’s track record suggests he has supported a smaller Fed balance sheet and careful monetary policy, which could mean less easy money flowing into speculative assets. That dynamic has put pressure on Bitcoin prices as traders adjust expectations. �
The Guardian
However, the broader crypto community remains attentive: a dovish or crypto-friendly Fed Chair (like Kevin Hassett in some prediction markets) could loosen rates or provide clarity around digital asset policy, potentially igniting renewed inflows into Bitcoin and DeFi markets. � $BTC
Phemex
In short, the next Fed Chair isn’t just a political appointment — it’s a market catalyst. Whatever the choice, crypto traders will be watching every policy signal closely as liquidity, risk appetite, and regulation expectations shift.
$USDT
DOJ Eases Crypto Enforcement
The U.S. Department of Justice announced a policy shift: developers who build decentralized crypto platforms without criminal intent will no longer face prosecution. This move signals a softer regulatory stance toward innovation—part of a broader reorganization under the Trump administration that includes dismantling the DOJ’s crypto enforcement team and the SEC stepping back from several cases #ReutersReport #CryptoNews #MarketPullback #USANEWS #TheEconomist $BNB
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The U.S. Department of Justice announced a policy shift: developers who build decentralized crypto platforms without criminal intent will no longer face prosecution. This move signals a softer regulatory stance toward innovation—part of a broader reorganization under the Trump administration that includes dismantling the DOJ’s crypto enforcement team and the SEC stepping back from several cases #ReutersReport #CryptoNews #MarketPullback #USANEWS #TheEconomist $BNB
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🇭🇺 Hungary Rejects Euro Adoption Amid EU Tensions
Hungary should not switch to the euro, as the European Union is “disintegrating,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Monday in an interview with EconomX, as reported by Reuters.
Despite Hungary conducting most of its trade with the EU and benefiting from billions in EU development funds over the past two decades, the country does not currently meet the conditions for adopting the euro.
In power since 2010, Orbán has become an increasingly vocal critic of the EU, which has frozen billions in funds for Hungary over rule-of-law concerns.
> “Hungary should not tie its fate to the European Union more closely than it is now — adopting the euro would be the closest possible tie,” Orbán said.
His stance contrasts sharply with opposition leader Péter Magyar, who has pledged to unfreeze EU funds and pursue euro adoption to strengthen Hungary’s economic ties with the bloc.
🇭🇺 Next Election: Parliamentary elections are scheduled for spring 2026, with the exact date yet to be announced.
#Hungary #Euro #EuropeanStand #ViktorOrban #ReutersReport #Geopolitics #Forex #USDT #USDC #MSMannanov
Hungary should not switch to the euro, as the European Union is “disintegrating,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Monday in an interview with EconomX, as reported by Reuters.
Despite Hungary conducting most of its trade with the EU and benefiting from billions in EU development funds over the past two decades, the country does not currently meet the conditions for adopting the euro.
In power since 2010, Orbán has become an increasingly vocal critic of the EU, which has frozen billions in funds for Hungary over rule-of-law concerns.
> “Hungary should not tie its fate to the European Union more closely than it is now — adopting the euro would be the closest possible tie,” Orbán said.
His stance contrasts sharply with opposition leader Péter Magyar, who has pledged to unfreeze EU funds and pursue euro adoption to strengthen Hungary’s economic ties with the bloc.
🇭🇺 Next Election: Parliamentary elections are scheduled for spring 2026, with the exact date yet to be announced.
#Hungary #Euro #EuropeanStand #ViktorOrban #ReutersReport #Geopolitics #Forex #USDT #USDC #MSMannanov
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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Netanyahu is reportedly seeking a renewed conflict, viewing this moment as a strategic opportunity to escalate military actions against Iran — Reuters.
#MiddleEastTensions #IsraelIran #Geopolitics #ReutersReport
🇮🇱🇮🇷 Netanyahu is reportedly seeking a renewed conflict, viewing this moment as a strategic opportunity to escalate military actions against Iran — Reuters.
#MiddleEastTensions #IsraelIran #Geopolitics #ReutersReport
Gold miner shares jump as bullion prices hit $5,100/oz record highJan 26 (Reuters) - Shares of gold miners jumped in premarket trading on Monday, as bullion prices surged to a record high of $5,100 an ounce, extending a historic rally driven by safe-haven demand amid geopolitical uncertainties and market volatility.
Gold rose about 64% in 2025, its steepest annual increase since 1979, fueled by U.S. monetary policy easing, robust central bank buying and investor flows into ETFs as a hedge against global policy risks and macro uncertainty.
A low-interest-rate environment and economic uncertainty traditionally favour non-yielding assets such as gold.
"We now see gold reaching $6,000 per ounce by year-end, with the caveat that this is probably a conservative estimate and it could well go higher," said analysts at Societe Generale.
Bullion prices have set consecutive record peaks over the past week and have already risen more than 18% this year.
A higher gold price environment typically boosts miners' revenues and margins, strengthens cash flows and balance sheets, and gives companies more room to fund expansion, dividends or debt reduction.
#GoldOnTheRise #ReutersReport $BTC $ETH $XRP
Gold rose about 64% in 2025, its steepest annual increase since 1979, fueled by U.S. monetary policy easing, robust central bank buying and investor flows into ETFs as a hedge against global policy risks and macro uncertainty.
A low-interest-rate environment and economic uncertainty traditionally favour non-yielding assets such as gold.
"We now see gold reaching $6,000 per ounce by year-end, with the caveat that this is probably a conservative estimate and it could well go higher," said analysts at Societe Generale.
Bullion prices have set consecutive record peaks over the past week and have already risen more than 18% this year.
A higher gold price environment typically boosts miners' revenues and margins, strengthens cash flows and balance sheets, and gives companies more room to fund expansion, dividends or debt reduction.
#GoldOnTheRise #ReutersReport $BTC $ETH $XRP
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