Over the next few weeks the most anticipated crypto‑relevant events are macro policy meetings plus one notable halving and several industry events.
US CPI print on 10 Dec 2025 – Key inflation data that can shift Fed expectations and risk appetite.
Federal Reserve meetings and press conferences in December – Rate and guidance decisions that influence dollar liquidity and crypto correlations.
Bittensor (TAO) halving on 14 Dec 2025 – Emissions cut that may change supply and narrative around TAO.
Abu Dhabi crypto conferences on 11–13 Dec 2025 – Large gathering of projects, exchanges, and funds that can spark new narratives and deals.
Coinbase product event on 17 Dec 2025 – Potential announcements around tokenization, derivatives, or stablecoins that could influence US retail and institutional access.
1. US CPI Print – 10 Dec 2025
The next US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is scheduled for 10 December 2025 and is explicitly flagged as a key event for traders and crypto markets in recent coverage. Market participants are watching whether inflation continues to cool or surprises to the upside, since that feeds directly into expectations for future Fed cuts or hikes and into dollar strength or weakness for the coming months. A softer CPI tends to support a weaker dollar and risk assets, which often includes Bitcoin and major altcoins, while a hott
er print can trigger broad risk‑off moves and higher volatility.
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What this means: Around the CPI release window you can usually expect an uptick in volatility and short term trend moves as macro funds rebalance positions in equities, bonds, and crypto at the same time.
2. Federal Reserve Meetings And Press Conferences – December 2025
Multiple sources highlight a December Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy meeting, with chair Jerome Powell holding a press conference to explain the decision and economic outlook shortly afterward. These meetings, whether on 10 December or later in the month, are central because they update the policy rate, the “dot plot” of future rate