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Crypto Markets Analysis: Bitcoin Falls for the Week Amid Inflation, Rate Hike Fears

Ether and most other major cryptos also sank as investors mulled the prospect of prolonged monetary hawkishness.

(Midjourney/CoinDesk)

Videos

The State of Bitcoin Development in 2023

Last month, Bitcoin developer James O'Beirne sounded the alarm: the dominant blockchain might lose some very talented contributors if someone doesn’t step up to pay them for their work. CoinDesk's Editor at Large, Christie Harkin, discusses the latest developments.

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Markets

Bitcoin Price Falls Back Toward Week's Low on Inflation Worry

The January PCE Price Index – the Fed's favored inflation indicator – unexpectedly rose to 5.4%.

The government's inflation report for April was released Wednesday morning (Getty Images)

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Markets

Bitcoin Futures on CME Outpace Those on Binance to Trade at Widest Premium Since November 2021

The CME accounts for a majority of activity in standard futures market tied to bitcoin, one observer said, while explaining a relatively higher premium in futures listed on the Chicago-based exchange.

(Foto) Base móvil anual de tres meses de los futuros de bitcoin. (Arcane Research)

Markets

First Mover Asia: Resilient Bitcoin Rebounds Above $24K Despite Investors' Inflation, Labor Market Concerns

ALSO: CoinDesk analyst Glenn Williams explains the significance of bitcoin funding rates' 10-day, positive streak.

(Shutterstock)

Markets

Crypto Markets Analysis: Bitcoin, Ether Trade Sideways as Jobs Data Remains Robust

Crypto markets chug along as a stubbornly tight labor market suggests that inflation will remain troublesome.

The Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C.. (Helene Braun/CoinDesk)

Finance

Block’s Q4 Bitcoin Revenue Fell 7% Year Over Year to $1.83B

For the full year, Block’s bitcoin revenue declined 29% from 2021 due to the fall in the price of bitcoin, the company said.

Block's Cash App (Shutterstock)

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Markets

Bitcoin Hovers Near $24K as Investors Mull Economic Uncertainties

Bitcoin was trading sideways over the past 24 hours, while ether has risen 2.1%.

Crypto markets have struggled to gain traction. (David Foti/Unsplash)

Consensus Magazine

Bitcoin’s Future Hinges on Donations, and That’s Got People Worried

It costs up to $200 million a year to keep Bitcoin’s code maintained and functioning. Can developers find the resources they need in a plunging market? Frederick Munawa checks in.

(Rachel Sun/ CoinDesk)

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