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While crypto-native issues are hitting Bitcoin prices, inflation data due through the rest of the week also should be key for digital asset prices.

One analyst noted that a frenzy over a new "memecoin," and massive losses felt by some investors, could be bad for the largest digital asset.

Binance says transactions have resumed and denies there were large volumes of outflows from its platform.

Ethereum is seeing a ray of light at the end of the tunnel, but not yet enough to break the $2,000 roof.

Just like stocks, cryptos are sensitive to macroeconomic data that could shape the future of Federal Reserve monetary policy. The jobs report is a key catalyst.

Crypto traders will be focused on hints from the Federal Reserve on the future of interest rates amid hopes that easier monetary policy will continue to buoy Bitcoin.

Bitcoin has torn higher this year amid expectations of easier monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. That narrative will be put to the test Wednesday.

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Bitcoin slipped back Monday after climbing for four consecutive months through April in the longest such winning run since 2021.

Crypto traders are looking for a confirmation of a peak in the Feds rate-hiking cycle to help break Bitcoins resistance at $30,000.