15 stories about Fed from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 4, 2026.
Bitcoin hit $87,000 after a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report reduced the likelihood of a Fed rate hike. The surge comes as 'Uptober' kicks off, historically a strong month for crypto. Investors are now watching the next CPI report on October 14 for further clues.
With the Clarity Act stalled in the Senate, the SEC, CFTC, and Federal Reserve are taking the lead on crypto regulation. This rapid response could shape the future of digital asset markets. The move highlights the growing divide between regulatory agencies and Congress on crypto oversight.
Jeff Gundlach noted the Fed is stuck: hiking rates balloons the interest bill on short-dated debt, while cutting risks reigniting inflation. Julien Bittel argues this framing misses the real issue — the debt structure itself is the trap.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, sparking a rally in crypto markets. Bitcoin rose 0.88% to $76,621, while Zcash surged 23% to a record high after Paradigm disclosed a stake in the privacy-focused coin. The Fed's projections suggest only one more rate hike, which could support further crypto gains.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies surged after the latest inflation report showed a mixed picture. While annual core inflation cooled, a hot monthly reading kept the odds of a Fed rate hike near 62%. This rally reflects broader market optimism despite economic uncertainties.
Bitcoin briefly fell under $64,000 as rising U.S. bond yields increased expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes. Binance reportedly stepped in to prevent a deeper drop in BTC prices.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stated that the Fed will not rescue failing crypto firms, emphasizing that the industry must manage its own risks. This comes as regulators work on finalizing rules under the GENIUS Act.
Crypto markets ended the week stronger after weak U.S. jobs data lowered the chances of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. Uniswap also gained following a partnership with Robinhood.
Bitcoin surged to $60,000 after weaker U.S. economic data suggested the Federal Reserve might slow interest rate hikes. This marks a significant recovery from a 21-month low, boosting investor confidence.
Bitcoin is hovering near $60,000 as US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.79 billion in outflows last week, the largest weekly withdrawals since their launch. Analysts cite growing fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike and a broader sell-off in the AI sector as key drivers. The $60,000 level is a critical support that, if broken, could lead to further declines.
Allium, a blockchain data startup, secured $40 million in Series B funding to enhance its infrastructure for institutional clients like Visa and the Federal Reserve. This highlights growing interest in onchain analytics from traditional financial players.
The Federal Reserve proposed requiring stablecoin issuers to verify customer identities before account opening or direct token redemption, extending bank-style anti-money laundering standards to stablecoins.
Most major cryptocurrencies fell between 1% and 3% following the Federal Reserve's decision, with bitcoin dropping to $64,150, reflecting broader market sensitivity to monetary policy shifts.
Former President Donald Trump has directed the Federal Reserve to review crypto firms’ access to payment systems, potentially impacting how crypto companies operate. This could lead to stricter regulations or more open access to traditional banking services for crypto firms.
Kevin Warsh, known for his open-minded stance on cryptocurrency, has been confirmed as the new Federal Reserve Chair. His appointment could signal a more crypto-friendly approach to regulation and policy.