Coin Stories News Block: Bitcoin Rebounds Above $114K Ahead of Fed Rate Cut & Big Tech Earnings, U.S.-China Trade Deal Looms
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Oct 27, 2025 Bitcoin surges above $114K as markets react to cooler inflation data. The Fed seems poised to cut rates, increasing liquidity. A potential U.S.-China trade deal could ease tensions, while JPMorgan plans to accept Bitcoin as loan collateral. President Trump's pardon of Binance founder raises eyebrows in crypto circles. Discussions around the implications of money supply and market liquidity offer insight into economic health. With big tech earnings on the horizon, the market is abuzz with possibilities for Bitcoin's future.
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Bitcoin's Resilience Meets A Pivotal Macro Week
- Bitcoin rebounded above $114,000 and is showing resilience after a recent deleveraging event.
- Macro catalysts this week (Fed, QT, big tech earnings) could set the market tone for months.
CPI Drop Fuels Rate-Cut Odds
- September CPI came in cooler than expected at 3.0%, raising odds of a Fed rate cut.
- Markets now assign a roughly 96% chance of a 25 bps cut this week, boosting asset expectations.
Money Supply Outpaces Headline CPI
- M2 growth since March 2020 averaged about 6.3% annually, implying faster real monetary expansion than CPI suggests.
- At that M2 pace, cash loses half its purchasing power in roughly 11 years, far quicker than at 3% CPI.
