
Why it matters: The White House's tone reduces political pressure on the Fed, but the market still expects a rate hike — a key macro trigger for crypto.

Why it matters: The FOMC outcome will set the direction for risk assets: a break above $81,700 would confirm a new BTC bull cycle, while a rejection would keep the market range-bound.

Why it matters: Warsh's tone on further steps will determine the direction of BTC and XRP for weeks ahead.

Why it matters: A rate hike would reduce liquidity and dampen demand for risk assets, adding pressure on bitcoin and altcoins.

Why it matters: Rising debt and a weak dollar strengthen bitcoin's hedge narrative, but its high beta keeps the risk of deeper drawdowns during sell-offs.

Why it matters: Warsh's hawkish rhetoric and the number of hikes in the dot plot will determine yields and risk appetite, including for bitcoin and crypto stocks.

Why it matters: A rate hike reduces risk appetite and weighs on crypto; the outcome of the CLARITY Act vote will shape US market regulation.

Why it matters: Tighter Fed policy weighs on liquidity and risk assets, including bitcoin and the crypto market.

Why it matters: A rate hike is largely priced in, but a surprise could trigger a new wave of liquidations in crypto.
Why it matters: It expands the digital currency contour in the CIS and could speed up cross-border settlements, but has no direct impact on the crypto market for now.

Why it matters: The Fed's hawkish tone weighs on risk assets: rising odds of a rate hike could increase volatility in bitcoin and crypto stocks.

Why it matters: Fed tightening pressures risk assets, including bitcoin and the crypto market, raising volatility.

Why it matters: Rising US government bond yields increase pressure on bitcoin and risk assets by raising the alternative return on risk-free investments.

Why it matters: Treasury yields rising above 5% increase pressure on risk assets, including bitcoin and crypto stocks.

Why it matters: Energy consumption arguments remain a key point for Bitcoin critics, and such data could ease regulatory pressure.

Why it matters: A signal of White House non-interference in Fed policy reduces the risk of political pressure on rates ahead of the meeting.

Why it matters: On-chain metrics relied upon by traders and analysts may distort actual network and stablecoin activity, leading to erroneous conclusions about demand.

Why it matters: Fed tightening pressures risk assets including bitcoin; the market awaits an updated dot plot and signals on the future path.

Why it matters: The market has already priced in a Fed rate hike; the key question is whether it will be a one-off move or the start of a tightening cycle, which will determine Bitcoin's further trajectory.
Why it matters: Bessent's tone on the deficit and rates will shape yield moves and risk appetite, including for bitcoin and crypto assets.