18 stories about Federal Reserve from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 27, 2026.
Analyst Benjamin Cowen acknowledged where his macroeconomic model fell short after Bitcoin broke past previous highs despite rising energy prices, bond yields, and Federal Reserve rate hikes. Cowen noted that assuming rate hikes trigger immediate crypto downturns was not supported by historical data.
The Federal Reserve has proposed new rules for stablecoin issuers, mandating full backing with safe assets and introducing a two-day redemption window. These rules are part of the implementation of the GENIUS Act, which aims to regulate stablecoins more strictly. The proposals are now open for public comment.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2023 on September 16, 2026, a move Wall Street had almost unanimously priced in. Bitcoin's price surged in reaction, highlighting the growing interconnectedness of traditional and crypto markets.
Macro analyst Nik Bhatia breaks down the implications of skyrocketing US debt interest costs, Treasury yield curve maneuvers, and tight global liquidity on Bitcoin's market trajectory.
42 Macro founder Darius Dale argues that a rising neutral real interest rate and fiscal growth strategies are pressuring bond markets, forcing policymakers to balance dollar stability, debt monetization, and market volatility.
The Blockchain Association is supporting Custodia Bank in its Supreme Court case against the Federal Reserve. At stake is whether the Fed can deny state-chartered banks direct access to its payment system. Custodia has been fighting for this access since 2020.
Macro analyst Jordy Visser argues that recent central bank interventions and weakening labor data signal a critical shift favoring hard assets. As policy tools wear thin, Visser expects technical momentum and AI-driven network activity to catalyze Bitcoin's next run.
Investment manager Larry Lepard argues that exponential U.S. debt growth mathematically obligates central banks to expand the money supply, making hard assets like Bitcoin essential hedges against systemic risk.
Large traders are betting on a BTC price rise to $72,000 by the end of the month, latest options market flow suggests.
A bipartisan housing bill, which includes a temporary ban on a U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC), is set to become law tonight. The ban will prevent the Federal Reserve from issuing a digital dollar for two years.
A housing bill with a provision banning the Federal Reserve from developing a CBDC until 2031 is set to become law unless President Trump vetoes it. The bill is likely to pass into law at midnight, as Trump has indicated he won't sign it.
A bipartisan housing bill the Senate passed 85-5 Monday would block a Fed digital dollar through 2030, and now heads to the House.
Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh's hawkish first FOMC meeting underscores the need for constant dollar management, contrasting with Bitcoin's fixed supply and automatic monetary policy.
The Federal Reserve and other U.S. agencies want stablecoin providers to collect customer identification similar to banks. The proposed rule is now open for public comments, with a 60-day window to submit feedback.
US lawmakers have included a temporary ban on a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in a housing bill, pushing any potential launch until at least 2030. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act aims to address housing affordability but includes this significant crypto-related provision.
The Federal Reserve has issued a revised proposal for limited master accounts, a move long pursued by crypto firms. These 'skinny accounts' could provide a regulated pathway for digital asset companies to access the U.S. payment system.
Market selloffs are often blamed on liquidity, but liquidity isn't a single number. It's a structure with two sides: the amount of money available and its cost. Understanding this can help investors navigate market volatility.
The Senate has confirmed Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor known for his positive stance on Bitcoin, to the Federal Reserve Board. This move could position him to become the next Fed chair, influencing U.S. monetary policy and digital asset regulations.