Softer-than-expected US inflation figures gave risk assets a lift, pushing Bitcoin above $65,500 per coin. Cooler inflation readings tend to strengthen expectations that the Federal Reserve could ease monetary policy, a dynamic that generally benefits speculative assets like cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, which often trades in response to broader macroeconomic signals, reacted positively to the data as investors reassessed the outlook for interest rates. The move underscores the continued sensitivity of the crypto market to inflation prints and central bank policy expectations. Traders closely watch such releases because monetary conditions influence liquidity and appetite for higher-risk investments. The rally reflects renewed optimism among market participants, though price levels remain subject to further shifts as additional economic data emerges. The report was published by Bitcoin Magazine and written by Mathew Di Salvo.
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