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The Cardano (ADA) network is preparing to launch the USDCx stablecoin before the end of February 2025. In a bid to improve liquidity of DeFi protocols and compete with its peers, the Cardano network will soon have a regulatory-compliant stablecoin dubbed USDCx, which mirrors USDC by Circle Internet Group.

Arthur Hayes claimed in a new post that Bitcoin (BTC) needs dollar liquidity to move in 2026. According to him, in 2025, liquidity tightening is the reason for Bitcoin to fall by 14.4%.

A surprise housing and mortgage policy move by Donald Trump has reignited debate about liquidity conditions in U.S. markets, with some analysts saying the shift could indirectly support assets such as Bitcoin.

Bitcoin held firm near the $89,600 level on the four-hour chart as traders weighed technical recovery signals against tightening liquidity conditions. The price rebound followed a successful defense of recent lows, restoring short-term confidence.

Bitcoin is trading near important support levels, with positive macro factors conflicting with bearish chart signals. This has split investors on whether Bitcoin is undervalued now or could fall further into 2026.

Bitcoin (BTC) is likely to make a recovery in the short term, but analysts continue to warn that the broader trend remains bearish.

Altcoins stayed rangebound as Bitcoin dominance climbed toward 59% and liquidity stayed tight. Analysts tied the drift to liquidity, not headlines, with Bitcoin absorbing most fresh demand.

The crypto market’s $205 billion surge Wednesday was the direct downstream effect of a massive, under-the-radar liquidity injection by the Federal Reserve. While headlines focused on the formal end of Quantitative Tightening (QT), the Federal Reserve Bank of New York was actively flooding the banking system with cash via the repo market to stave off a collateral shortage.

The crypto market opened December with a sharp repricing, shedding over 5% as the reality of the Federal Reserve’s “liquidity pivot” clashed with investor expectations. While the central bank officially concluded its Quantitative Tightening (QT) program on Sunday, stopping the monthly drain of Treasury securities, analysts warn that the “liquidity hose” will not be turned back on until early 2026.

Bitcoin extended its decline on Friday, falling 3% intraday and breaking below the $95,000 threshold as macroeconomic signals triggered renewed repositioning across digital-asset markets. , Chief Market Strategist at WellingtonAltus, the latest BTC price pullback comes amid structural changes within the Federal Reserve, and rising institutional interest in Bitcoin.

The crypto market is entering a pivotal week with the federal government reopening and the Treasury General Account (TGA) expected to inject billions into the financial system, traders are closely watching how this renewed liquidity will impact risk assets, especially altcoins.

The crypto market is walking into a crowded macro week where policy headlines and liquidity shifts will matter more than chart patterns. Traders are watching President Donald Trump’s $2,000 tariff dividend pledge, a that still needs a final Senate clearing vote, and a series of Federal Reserve appearances that could explain why $125 billion was pushed through the repo window as bank reserves fell below $3 trillion. The setup keeps Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP exposed to sharp moves.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has revealed a correlation between Bitcoin’s price and the US dollar liquidity, highlighting the influence of mainstream factors on the cryptocurrency market.

Ethereum price today trades near $3,325 after losing its multi month trendline and slipping below the 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages. The breakdown shifted momentum to sellers and opened the door toward the high liquidity zone around $3,000 to $2,800, an area highlighted by market structure, historical demand, and recent liquidity heatmaps.

The Fed has signalled , a big change in monetary policy. After reducing its asset portfolio from nearly $9 trillion down to about $6.6 trillion, the central bank stated it will stop this reduction and start reinvesting money from bonds that are paid off, effectively putting its quantitative tightening (QT) on hold.

Ethereum price today trades near $3,946, holding a modest gain after bouncing from recent lows. The token remains supported by its long-term ascending trendline but faces pressure from clustered resistance levels. Traders are now weighing liquidity data, exchange flows, and macro catalysts ahead of critical U.S. economic events.