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🚨 LATEST: Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood says the market is discounting the final leg of a rolling recession, giving the Trump Administration and Powell Fed more freedom than investors expect, setting up the US economy for a deflationary boom in H2 2025.

Cathie Wood stated that the market is currently absorbing the final stage of a rolling recession, which will provide more policy flexibility for both a potential Trump administration and the Powell-led Federal Reserve than investors expect.This, in turn, could drive the U.S. economy into a “deflationary boom” in the second half of this year.

The crypto market faces a downturn due to global economic factors. However, analysts are watching the US dollar index (DXY) closely, as its recent shifts suggest Bitcoin might rebound. Historically, steep DXY drops have aligned with Bitcoin hitting a low, then surging upward. Experts believe Bitcoin could rally if this pattern continues. Some predict a potential price breakout toward record highs. Investors are now monitoring the DXY-Bitcoin correlation and looking for confirmation of this trend. Bitcoin Drops 10%: Economic Turmoil Shaking the Market Due to mostly global economic concerns, Bitcoin and the crypto market as a whole have declined in the past weeks. First, the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate cuts have been affecting the market negatively. Secondly, the tariffs and the global trade war have led to a massive decline in risk asset markets. Historically, the crypto market has been sensitive to global economic tensions and economic announcements like rate cuts or inflation metrics. As such, the BTC value fell 10% in two weeks. DXY Crashes Shaping Bitcoin’s Price This week, the US dollar index (DXY) is showing one of the sharpest declines since 2013. Data points to November 2022 as the previous example of such a sharp fall in the US dollar index. This 2022 sharp decline was caused by the FTX disaster, which also pushed BTC to a bottom. However, Bitcoin’s price has been moving in the opposite direction from the DXY. As such, crypto investors are hoping that this development will cause a surge in risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Other than the 2022 crash, the DXY has also had two other instances of sharp falls. The first crash was in 2015 when the economic market was in decline, and BTC was trading for $250. Next was the crash that happened in 2020 amid the increased economic pressure from covid-19. In all three examples, the US dollar index experienced four standard deviations, and Bitcoin hit a bottom in its value. DXY Drops 3%— Bitcoin Follows Historic Surge Pattern? After creating a bottom, BTC always had a reversal in price movement and started a bullish price trend. For instance, in 2022, Bitcoin hit the bottom of $15,00 in its price before experiencing a trend reversal. Now, the US dollar index has fallen over 3% since March 3, going from 107 to 103. This 4-point decline is a possible signal to investors investors that a crypto rally must be on the way. There are also other connections between DXY and BTC that reaffirm this analysis. Chart 1- Provided by Merlijn The Trader, published on Tradingview, March 8, 2025. Based on Chart 1, Crypto analyst Merlijn The Trader has analyzed the DXY Bitcoin correlation. As per her analysis, whenever a bearish Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) for DXY was recorded, BTC experienced a surge. Furthermore, Daan Crypto Trader, another crypto trader, has also reaffirmed this bullish view with his own Bitcoin price prediction. The Road to $120K: What Needs to Happen Next Daan Crypto’s Bitcoin price prediction shows that if consolidation around range lows continues, a future all-time high of $120000 is possible. He further explained that we have seen this pattern in other consolidations in the current cycle. This pattern starts with BTC breaking even lower but stopping its fall, re-taking the range again, and moving higher. Will Bitcoin Rally? Key Indicators to Watch Now Investors should watch Bitcoin’s consolidation and resistance. Holding critical supports at the current level could trigger a breakout. Caution remains essential as economic policy shifts and regulations still influence market sentiment. Investors navigating volatility should use diversified strategies and risk management while tracking macroeconomic signals. If the DXY keeps falling and interest rises, Bitcoin could enter a sustained bullish phase. The post Breaking: Bitcoin Price Prediction Hints at Explosive Gains! Why This 3% USD Drop Could Spark a Crypto Boom! appeared first on Coinfomania.

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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink expects market volatility and elevated inflation in 2025 but remains bullish about long-term growth opportunities, projecting a “big economic boom” driven by advancements in science and technology. Speaking today at the RBC Capital Markets Global Financial Institutions Conference, Fink said that this year would be a “rocky” year as markets adjust to trade tensions and policy shifts. He noted that the “next six months” will be marked by increased market volatility. “In the next six months, I think we’re going to have a lot of volatility and volatility is creeping up quite considerably,” he said. Yet, Fink anticipates the country will overcome the current social and economic challenges. “The world’s fine. I mean, a lot of noise. We’ll get beyond — we’ll get by this,” Fink said. “All of that is going to be just a reorientation. And ultimately, we’ve — we find ways of fixing it. But in the short run, we’re going to have elevated inflation,” he said. Fink urged investors to buy during the dips, emphasizing his confidence in the enduring strength of the US capital markets. “For long-term investors, if there’s a big dip, good, good time to buy and I truly believe that. I believe we’re getting set up for a big economic boom,” Fink said, anticipating the boom will largely be driven by new technologies and science. Addressing the growing anxiety surrounding tariffs and potential deportations, Fink said they could cause immediate economic disruptions they could cause. However, despite the current climate of trade uncertainty, he stays optimistic about the possibility of a positive outcome, suggesting a potential trade agreement between the US and China. “We expect in the short run volatility, we expect elevated inflation, moderation of the economy in the short run. But over the course of three quarters, four quarters, I think we’re going to be resuming a pretty good trajectory,” he noted. Discussing AI, Fink highlighted the potential of the technology to drive innovation, efficiency, and ultimately, deflation. “The Generative AI is going to transform the science and all the sciences so rapidly,” he said. The CEO pointed out that AI implementation is currently expensive, limiting its accessibility to large corporations. However, he expressed optimism that the cost of AI models will decrease, allowing for wider adoption and “democratization” of the technology. Fink believes that the US technology sector, driven by AI, will be a major driver of stock market growth and investment opportunities over the next five years. Fink also noted the rapid evolution of robotics, where AI and visual technology are enabling robots to perform increasingly complex tasks. He contrasted older, code-driven robots with new AI-powered machines capable of delicate and precise actions. “The ability to overlay AI with robotics with visual technology is going to be transformational,” Fink said. “And that’s why when you think about so many functions and so many things, it will be ultimately very deflationary.”