Experts are concerned that stronger-than-expected job growth and slower wage inflation could prompt the Fed to keep rates high.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptocurrencies continue to decline, with market liquidation reaching $404 million in 24 hours.

Bitcoin drops 4% to $93,000, and Ethereum slips 6% to $3,200 as macroeconomic concerns fuel investor jitters.

Memecoin supercycle believers get some respite as Murad Mahmudov’s list of tokens outperforms the rest of the memecoin market.

Amid price volatility and an influx of liquidity, analysts see the potential for extended growth.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana plunged between 5% and 8%, with the total crypto market cap dropping 7.6% to $3.53 trillion.

Demand for AI Agent tokens is driving the rally following the successes of category leaders.

Driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum, digital asset investment products recorded nearly four times the previous inflow peak.

After a turbulent December, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $908 million in inflows, signaling a rebound in market sentiment.

Michael Saylor disclosed the ninth consecutive weekly purchase of 1,070 BTC and that plans for a $2 billion stock offering are underway.