Cryptocurrencies have always been a volatile asset. But at a time when all the global economic trajectory seems volatile, these digital assets like Bitcoin attract more and more investors as a favorite hedge. The Bitcoin price seems relatively stable on Monday, exchanging about $ 94,000.
This week seems to be particularly eventful for Bitcoin and the wider market of cryptography. Several significant events, key regulatory criticisms, major movements on the global financial markets, key events in cryptographic industry and several other macroeconomic factors are ready to affect the market in the coming days, from Monday, May 5.
Here is a rapid overview of some of the main factors that are likely to influence cryptographic markets and Bitcoin prices this week:
Crypto Market awaits the Bitcoin Reserve report
Monday (May 5) marks the official deadline of the American Treasury in order to publish a key report on the feasibility of federal Bitcoin reserves. The report is likely to describe the nuances of the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve and the Stock of Digital Activities in the United States. This development follows President Trump Executive decree signed on March 6Ordering all federal agencies to report their assets on Bitcoin and other digital assets.
If you are waiting to see what the report really says, the wait may not end today because the conclusions of the report are not mandated to be publicly disclosed. However, experts claim that the implications of the report could considerably influence cryptographs markets. While the United States government is trying to associate more bitcoin, other national governments can also follow suit, resulting in a sharp increase in demand and prices.
Feds likely to remain cautious as American economy contracts
The American economy decreased by 0.3% in T1 2025, a first contraction of this type in three years. While several factors such as seasonal oscillations and inflation have been cited, most of the experts point to President Trump's uncertain trade and tariff policies for the slowdown. However, Trump blamed his predecessor for the “bad parts” of the economy in a recent interview with NBC.
Later this week, from May 6 to 7, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will meet. Despite the world's opposite winds, Wall Street expects the Fed to have stable interest rates. Despite President Trump's pressure for rate reductions, the Fed remains cautious due to the economic uncertainty resulting from the prices and immigration policies.
Even if the chances are slim, a drop in potential rate may well increase with the cryptographic markets, because the monetary easing which would result in fresh funds.
Oil prices decrease, stock markets relaunch
Brent crude prices have dropped $ 60 per barrel after OPEC + announced its intention to increase oil production recently, which has shown concerns about the excess market on the market. Meanwhile, international actions outperformed American actions in 2025; However, Morgan Stanley analysts anticipate a reversal, citing cyclical dynamics. However, in the past two weeks, the market has shown signs of Renaissance. A drop in oil prices can help BTC prices and a revival on the stock market can brighten up the feeling of investors.
Bitcoin tests keys resistance levels
Bitcoin is currently negotiating around $ 94 to 95,000, faced with strong resistance at this level. Technical indicators suggest that a decision supported above $ 95,000 could open the way to $ 110,000, while not drilling could lead to a decline to support the levels of around $ 80,000.
The institutional interest in Bitcoin continues to grow, the ETF Bitcoin exceeding $ 90 billion in total assets in just over a year. This trend highlights the growing legitimacy of Bitcoin as a class of assets and its growing adoption by traditional investors.
This week marks a key phase in the way macroeconomic aspects influence the dynamics of the cryptography market. Multiple developments in trade policies, central bank decisions and cryptocurrency regulations continue to shape the trajectory of digital assets worldwide.
Deekshith Pinto
Deekshith is an experienced editor -in -chief with more than a decade of experience in the news and media industry. He started his career as an engineer at Toyota, but quickly exchanged tools for narration. After his master's degree at the University of Nalanda, he joined Times Internet as an editor. In the coming years, he has been editor-in-chief of the Indian offices of several international platforms, mainly the meteorological chain and the initiate of business. He climbed these two large platforms and supervised dynamic teams of young writers and content creators. His editorial instincts are motivated by a passion for narration, a fascination for data and just the good amount of chaos to keep things interesting.
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