Yeliz Akmaca 
This week will feature several important developments that will closely impact global markets—particularly the world of cryptocurrencies. With key speeches from Federal Reserve (FED) Chair Jerome Powell and the release of vital economic data like GDP and PCE, as well as major crypto events such as the Injective Summit and Istanbul Blockchain Week, plus Coinbase’s delisting decisions, all eyes are on the horizon.
FED Chair Powell’s Speeches (Tuesday & Wednesday): Comments on interest rate policies and the overall economic outlook from Powell may influence global markets and risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Any signals regarding inflation and rate hikes will be closely monitored.
US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Report (Thursday): Growth data will influence market risk appetite. GDP figures that come in below expectations could trigger volatility in the crypto market.
June 26, 2025 (Thursday): Injective Summit Begins: Taking place in New York City, this summit will focus on DeFi integration and the future of on-chain finance. Important updates or announcements regarding Injective (INJ) may emerge.
Istanbul Blockchain Week Launches: Held on June 26–27 at Hilton Bomonti Hotel, this event will cover developments in the Web3 and crypto space. Expect potential announcements on collaborations, project launches, or regulatory insights from speakers and participants.
US Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index (Friday): This is the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge and can significantly influence expectations for monetary policy. A higher-than-expected PCE could pressure crypto markets by raising the likelihood of further rate hikes.
Coinbase to Delist $MOBILE, $RNDR, $RBN, and $SYN. It’s an important update for investors holding these tokens.
This week’s economic data releases and crypto-related events are expected to play a critical role in shaping market direction. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions between the US, Iran, and Israel continue to create pressure on global markets and crypto assets. Rising tensions in the Middle East may fuel demand for safe-haven assets, increasing volatility across markets.
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