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Despite extreme fear in the crypto market, analyst Michaël van de Poppe argues that the current panic is unjustified. With the Federal Reserve injecting liquidity and key macro indicators turning positive, he believes a major bull run could be imminent.

The 3-month U.S. Treasury yield has fallen to a one-year low, signaling that the market anticipates a Federal Reserve pivot from tightening to easing. This shift has significant implications for Bitcoin’s price trajectory.

Google’s Gemini AI predicts XRP will recover its November losses by the end of December 2025, driven by significant institutional inflows into new spot ETFs and supportive macroeconomic factors like a potential Fed rate cut.

Fed Vice Chair Michelle Bowman’s recent remarks signal a potential shift towards deregulation to boost credit flow. Analysts believe this preparation for a softer economy could increase liquidity, benefiting Bitcoin in the medium term, though short-term volatility is likely.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s recent speech offered no clues on monetary policy, disappointing markets. By focusing on historical inflation, Powell may have sent a subtle message about economic humility and the Fed’s independence, leaving crypto investors to navigate the resulting uncertainty.

The first week of December could be volatile for the crypto market, with key U.S. macroeconomic data on the docket. Events like Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech, the PCE inflation report, and jobs data could significantly impact Bitcoin’s price.

The US labor market is showing clear signs of strain, with layoffs surging to two-year highs. This economic weakening creates short-term headwinds for Bitcoin but could pressure the Federal Reserve into rate cuts, potentially offering medium-term support.

Kevin Hassett, a key figure in Donald Trump’s pro-crypto administration and a proponent of lower interest rates, has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair. The appointment comes amid signs of internal stress at the Fed and has significant implications for the crypto market.

The crypto market is up three percent, driven by positive sentiment ahead of Thanksgiving and expectations of a Fed rate cut in December. Tech stocks and ETF inflows also support the rise.

The U.S. government’s record interest payments signal the end of cheap money, with rising debt costs and a weakening economy. This article explores the implications for Bitcoin.