Liquidity is a bit dry this week, not much is happening despite Bitcoin being near $100,000.
But there is 1 narrative that has seen a lot of price action over the last week and broken through all resistances.
It's no-code AI-agent platforms and there's only 2 of them.
1. $SERV at $43M, create AI-agents with no code or with code. Choose AI-agents to do work for you for a project.
2. $BOTIFY at $11M, create AI-agents with no code, more features coming
$SERV is already live, $BOTIFY is going live this month, that's why it's pumping.
People are seeing the success and price action of $SERV and $BOTIFY is the only project that's in the same narrative, so the $BOTIFY market cap of $11M is catching up to the $SERV market cap at $43M.
Ethereum's current price is $1,771.48, with a 2.06% increase in the last 24 hours. Here's a brief overview of its price history ¹:
- *All-Time High*: $4,891.70 on November 16, 2021
- *All-Time Low*: $0.4209 on October 21, 2015
- *Current Market Cap*: $213.98 billion
- *24-Hour Trading Volume*: $11.09 billion
Recent price movements are as follows ²:
- *May 6, 2025*: $1,820 (previous close)
- *May 5, 2025*: $1,820
- *May 4, 2025*: $1,808.16
- *May 3, 2025*: $1,834.50
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$BTC
The Fed is likely to hold interest rates steady at its May meeting, with Trump’s tariffs having muddied the outlook for the economy.
“Soft” economic data is deteriorating, but “hard” data still looks strong.
With the tariff impact on the economy highly uncertain, markets expect a July interest rate cut, but some strategists say it could take longer.
While another interest rate pause looks like a foregone conclusion at this week’s Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting, the path forward is anybody’s guess. In the bond market, traders are betting that the Fed will lower interest rates in July. However, given the significant unknowns in the economic outlook resulting from President Donald Trump’s trade wars, the timing of interest rate cuts (if there are any this year at all) could change dramatically in the months ahead.
#FOMCMeeting
The Fed is likely to hold interest rates steady at its May meeting, with Trump’s tariffs having muddied the outlook for the economy.
“Soft” economic data is deteriorating, but “hard” data still looks strong.
With the tariff impact on the economy highly uncertain, markets expect a July interest rate cut, but some strategists say it could take longer.
While another interest rate pause looks like a foregone conclusion at this week’s Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting, the path forward is anybody’s guess. In the bond market, traders are betting that the Fed will lower interest rates in July. However, given the significant unknowns in the economic outlook resulting from President Donald Trump’s trade wars, the timing of interest rate cuts (if there are any this year at all) could change dramatically in the months ahead.