🚀 Bitcoin & Ethereum Rocket Higher as Inflation Cools—Main Street Joins the Party

Crypto bulls are back in charge as macroeconomic tides shift. With inflation finally loosening its grip, digital assets are painting the tape green—and retail traders are FOMO-ing in hard.

The inflation pivot: After months of CPI nightmares, cooling price pressures have investors breathing easier. The Fed's chokehold on liquidity might—just might—start easing sooner than expected.

Retail stampede: Coinbase volumes are spiking as mom-and-pop investors chase the rally. Because nothing says 'I understand macroeconomics' like buying crypto at 30-day highs (while Wall Street quietly takes profits).

Both BTC and ETH are eating shorts for breakfast, with technicals suggesting this could be more than a dead-cat bounce. The real test? Whether this rally survives the next Fed speech or earnings miss.

10x Research’s latest report revealed that retail investors took part in the Bitcoin price rally above $123,000. It was not just due to whales and institutional buying.

Moreover, CryptoQuant on-chain data indicated that retail investors are making a comeback. The 30-day change in demand for small transfer volumes moved into positive territory over the past week.

At the time of writing, bitcoin price was trading 2% higher in the past 24 hours, with the price currently trading at $118,618. The 24-hour low and high are $115,765 and $119,298, respectively.

Meanwhile, ethereum price jumped more than 5% in the last 24 hours, with the price exchanging hands at $3,177. The intraday low and high were $2,970 and $3,188, respectively.

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