Crypto Markets Signal Potential Recovery, Analyst Says
NEW YORK - August 31, 2025 - Despite recent “notable” long liquidation, particularly in trading “after the close today,” crypto markets are showing promise of recovery, according to analyst Henrik krüger. While Krüger remains “bullish into next week,” he anticipates stronger trends will likely emerge following the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting later this month.Krüger expects the central bank to reduce interest rates, a move he believes is “not fully priced in.” Lower interest rates would decrease borrowing costs and perhaps stimulate demand for cryptocurrencies.
The news comes as the U.S. Commerce Department moves forward with plans to anchor certain economic data on the blockchain, a advancement PYMNTS reported on last week. While some view this as a gesture toward Washington’s growing pro-crypto faction, it also prompts businesses to consider the economic implications of blockchain adoption.
According to a recent PYMNTS report, the decision to utilize blockchain “boils down to economics.” Public blockchains like Ethereum incur transaction fees and latency, while permissioned blockchains may not offer significant advantages over customary systems. However, blockchain technology is particularly well-suited for ecosystems characterized by conflicting incentives, such as supplier networks and cross-border logistics, where its tamper-proof nature can justify the associated costs.
