Economic calendar

Crypto economic calendar for the macro events that move markets

Rate decisions, inflation, jobs and the other releases that shake crypto, with previous, forecast and actual numbers in one row. Set an alarm and the result comes to you.

Why crypto traders need an economic calendar

A crypto economic calendar lists the macro events that move bitcoin and the rest of the market: interest rate decisions, CPI and other inflation prints, jobs reports and similar high-impact releases. The xAxios calendar shows each one with its previous, forecast and actual value, so you know what the market expects and whether the real number beat it or missed.

Crypto trades around the clock, but liquidity still bends around these releases. A hot inflation print or a surprise from the Fed can flip a quiet session in seconds. Knowing when they land lets you size down, step aside or get ready, instead of finding out from a sudden candle.

What the calendar gives you

Built for traders who want the macro picture without living on a finance terminal.

High-impact events only

The calendar sticks to the releases that actually move markets, like rate decisions, CPI and jobs data. No wall of minor reports to scroll past.

Previous, forecast and actual

Each event shows the last reading, what the market expects and the real number once it lands. The gap between forecast and actual is usually what the market reacts to.

AI read on the result

When the actual number comes in, Premium members get an AI read of whether the release is positive or negative for markets. A quick second opinion while the chart is still moving.

Alarms and alerts

Set an alarm on any event and get notified when it comes up. Premium members can also get push and email alerts when results come in.

How to track CPI and FOMC for crypto

  1. 01

    Open the calendar

    Go to the calendar page in the xAxios terminal. Upcoming events are listed in order, with titles in your site language.

  2. 02

    Set alarms on what matters

    Pick the events you trade around, such as an FOMC decision or a CPI print, and set an alarm so you’re ready before it drops.

  3. 03

    Read the result as it lands

    Compare the actual figure with the forecast. Premium members also see the AI read of whether the number is good or bad for markets.

Where the calendar lives

The calendar sits on the calendar page of the xAxios terminal, right next to the news feed, so you can see the event and the headlines about it in one place. Event titles appear in every site language. Developers can pull the same events, with previous, forecast and actual values, through the xAxios developer API using the same key as the news and token checks.

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What the calendar can’t do for you

A beat or a miss doesn’t always move the market the way the textbook says. Traders often price in a surprise before the release, and the first move can reverse fast. The AI read is an opinion on direction, not a forecast of the next candle. Use the calendar to be prepared, then trade your own plan.

Frequently asked questions

It is a schedule of macro events that tend to move crypto prices, such as interest rate decisions, inflation reports and jobs data. On xAxios each event shows the previous, forecast and actual values, so you can see the surprise as soon as it happens.

Inflation data shapes what traders expect from interest rates. A higher than expected CPI print can mean rates stay higher for longer, which tends to weigh on risk assets like crypto. A softer print often does the opposite.

The FOMC sets US interest rates, and its decisions and tone change how much money flows into risk assets. Crypto often gets more volatile around the announcement, which is why many traders set an alarm and trade lighter into it.

Yes. You can set an alarm on any event in the xAxios calendar and get a reminder. Premium members can also get push and email alerts when results come in, along with an AI read of what the number means for markets.

Yes. Event titles show in every language the site supports, so you can follow the macro schedule in your own language. The same data is also available through the developer API.

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Scores, holder metrics and AI reads on xAxios are information to help your research, not financial advice.