BTC/USD: Bitcoin rises 5% after inflation data sparks full crypto comeback  Highlights: Bitcoin tops $58,000 Thursday morning. The crypto space has seen a big surge following the release of inflation data. OG Tokens to Volatile on Rate Decision. Orange Token is on the verge of ending a two-week losing streak, with prices finding some modest momentum following the release of the latest CPI data. Bitcoin price BTCUSD topped $58,000 per coin early Thursday after crypto traders went on the offensive following the release of a major economic report. The Consumer Price Index, released on Wednesday, showed inflation cooling further to 2.5% in August, below expectations for 2.6%. More importantly, it marked the lowest inflation rate of 2021 before price pressures rose to a 40-year high. All of this is good news for the crypto space – digital assets enjoyed some needed tailwinds after a dry spell throughout August. Now, a sense of renaissance is sweeping across the coin, but the big test still lies ahead – the Federal Reserve meets this Wednesday to decide the fate of interest rates. The market is more or less aligning with a 25 basis point cut in borrowing costs. That belief has helped boost digital assets because lower rates make money cheaper — it’s cheaper to get a loan and put it into risky assets. What could be riskier than a memecoin you’ve never heard of? Back on top of emerging asset classes — Bitcoin is increasingly dependent on interest rates, especially after it joined traditional assets with its own spot BTC ETF (exchange-traded fund), which has been receiving good attention. Bitcoin is headed for a week of gains that could end well. #meme板块关注热点 #美国8月非农就业人数不及预期