- A relatively calm weekend for the crypto market could give way to a volatile week.
- The US Federal Reserve Chairman’s speech and the release of important reports, such as the US employment report, could cause fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin.
- The first significant event has already occurred: the opening of futures markets in the US, Asia, and Europe, which has pushed the price of Bitcoin above $67,000.
After the weekend, there were no significant price fluctuations on the crypto market. Bitcoin and altcoins could be in for a shake-up this week due to several major events in the US taking place on Monday and Friday.
On version According to the Kobeissi Letter, there will be seven significant events, some of which will not have a significant impact on cryptocurrencies. However, the first has already occurred. This refers to the opening of futures markets in the US, as well as traditional markets in Asia and Europe.
Another important event today will be the speech by US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Following the second FOMC meeting in 2026, he stated that it is impossible to cut interest rates due to rising inflation.
On Tuesday, March consumer confidence data and February JOLTS job openings data will be released, which together could lead to minor volatility in Bitcoin.
The most important employment report for March is expected to be released on Friday, which typically leads to fluctuations in the already volatile cryptocurrency market.
The greatest influence on Bitcoin Since February 28, events related to the US-Israeli war against Iran have continued to exert pressure. Any escalation, which could result in an American invasion of Iranian territory, would continue to increase BTC volatility.
Platform users polymarket are already betting on the date of the ground operation, with the market for the date of April 30 already scored 68% probability.
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