Crypto News Sentiment

Updated: 1 month and 1 day ago

Good news: US inflation cools, Rivian surges 26%, and Bitcoin rallies! Bad news: Crypto ETFs see massive outflows, Ether could slide to $1400, and Bitcoin struggles below $70K.
Positive news

US CPI Inflation Cools: Hopeful January 2025 Data Dips to 2.4%, Beating Forecasts

The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January 2025 rose 2.4% annually, below the expected 2.5%. This indicates progress towards more manageable inflation levels.

Rivian Stock Rallies 26% on Earnings and R2 SUV Launch Plans

Rivian's stock surged 26% premarket following better-than-expected quarterly earnings and robust delivery guidance linked to the R2 SUV.

CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Uniswap (UNI) Jumps 5.4%, Leading Index Higher

Uniswap (UNI) led gains in the CoinDesk 20 index, rising 5.4%, alongside Bitcoin Cash (BCH), which also saw a 5.3% increase from the previous Thursday.

EUR/GBP Exchange Rate Stages Resilient Rebound as Eurozone GDP Provides Support

The EUR/GBP currency pair showed resilience, recovering from earlier lows due to strong Eurozone GDP figures, indicating improved economic conditions.

Norway Oil Investment Outlook Surpasses Projections: Danske Bank Reveals

Norway's petroleum investment outlook significantly exceeded expectations set by Norges Bank, reflecting renewed confidence in the country's energy sector despite global transitions.

EUR/USD Steadies Near 1.1870 as Weaker US Inflation Pressures the Dollar

The EUR/USD pair stabilized near 1.1870, reacting to softer-than-expected US inflation data that weakened the US dollar across major currency pairs.

JPMorgan Keeps Bitcoin Bull Case: $266,000 Remains the Target

JPMorgan maintains its bullish stance on Bitcoin, setting a $266,000 per-coin target, despite near-term challenges in mining economics and risk sentiment.

Bitcoin Price Surge: BTC Skyrockets 1.55% in Dramatic 5-Minute Rally on Binance

Bitcoin experienced a sudden 1.55% increase in a brief 5-minute period on Binance, reaching a trading price of $67,976.28 against USDT.

Shiba Inu Burn Rate Jumps 173,579% as Price Stays Flat

Shiba Inu's burn rate surged dramatically by 173,

Negative news

Shiba Inu Price Prediction: Shiba Inu's price continues to face downward pressure, with resistance at $0.0000062 and support near $0.0000057.

January CPI Reveals Lower Inflation: The January Consumer Price Index shows a 2.4% inflation rate, slightly below projections, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve.

Crypto ETFs See Massive Outflows: Bitcoin and ether ETFs experienced significant outflows, totaling $523 million, indicating ongoing investor selling.

New Zealand Inflation Expectations Rise: Inflation expectations in New Zealand have increased, posing a challenge for the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy.

Ether Faces Potential Slide: Standard Chartered predicts Ether could fall to $1,400, warning of a possible test of the April low.

US Stocks Open Lower: Major U.S. stock indices began the day in negative territory, reflecting cautious market sentiment.

CEO Sentenced for Crypto Fraud: Ramil Palafox, CEO of PGI, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for running a crypto Ponzi scheme.

Pi Network Surges: Pi Network (PI) has seen a 24-hour gain of 8%, raising questions about whether the rally is sustainable.

Germany Faces Gas Storage Crisis: Germany’s gas storage levels are alarmingly low, increasing winter energy risks according to Commerzbank.

Crypto Futures Experience Major Liquidations: A concentrated $106 million worth of futures were liquidated in a single hour, shaking digital asset markets.

Bitcoin Struggles Below $70K: Established capital is preventing a sustained rally, keeping Bitcoin below $70,000.

Government Shutdown and CPI Impact Bitcoin: Macro risks, including government shutdown and CPI data, are being closely watched for their impact on Bitcoin's price.

Bitcoin Shorts Increase: Funding rates have turned deeply negative, indicating a return to bearish sentiment among traders.

Cookies Policy - Privacy Policy - Terms of Use - © 2025 Altfins, j. s. a.