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Bitcoin price slips below $80,000 after the Fed holds rates
The Bitcoin price fell below $80,000 after the Fed held rates at 3.75%-4.00% on 28 October. Ether and XRP fell more.
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The Bitcoin price fell below $80,000 after the Fed held rates at 3.75%-4.00% on 28 October. Ether and XRP fell more.
1 day agoCryptocurrency
Bitcoin ETF inflows of about $110 million broke a two-day outflow run, while bitcoin sits near $80,000 before the Fed decision. Not investment advice.
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1 week agoCryptocurrency
Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $229m last week, a second straight weekly exit, as BTC holds near $82,600 with volatility at multi-year lows.
2 weeks agoCryptocurrency
Bitcoin price today is near $81,950, down about 2%, as traders wait for US CPI on Wednesday. Liquidations topped $488 million. Not investment advice.
2 weeks agoCryptocurrency
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