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Bitcoin traders often reduce risk ahead of FOMC meetings, yet crucial price metrics are indicating a divergence. Will BTC surge when the Fed minutes are published?

Spot bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. experienced net inflows of $274.6 million on Monday, marking the largest daily inflows since 4th February. These ETFs had previously seen five consecutive weeks of net outflows amounting to over $5 billion.

Bitcoin traders and analysts consider potential BTC price targets as upward liquidity increases and market sentiment increasingly fears levels below $70,000.

BTC price movements suggest that positive news on inflation is actually negative due to ongoing US trade war concerns, which are reducing the appetite of risk-asset traders.

Bitcoin experiences its largest weekly decline against the US dollar to date, as traders in risk assets rush to exit.

The price of Bitcoin fell after US President Donald Trump pledged not to sell any of the government's current Bitcoin holdings, but did not make a firm commitment to purchase more.

One crypto analyst suggests that Bitcoin long positions may "become viable" once the long-term seller supply increases again.

Bitcoin dropped by 9.7% and ether declined by 14.7% as Trump initiated a trade war with tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports coming into effect on Tuesday. An analyst stated that Trump's stringent tariff measures have "further fueled risk-off sentiment."

President Trump's announcement regarding a U.S. Crypto Strategic Reserve sent prices soaring across the crypto industry, boosting the total industry market cap by nearly 20% since its recent lows on Friday. Cardano, XRP, Trump's memecoin, and Solana were the best performing coins over the past 24 hours; BNB rose the least out of the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap.