US EditionBitcoin Slides 3%, Falls to $90,000 Despite US Fed Rate Cut. Is It an Opportunity to Buy?
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BTC price: Why are Bitcoin, XRP, and other cryptos down after Fed rate cut when the stock market is up?
As we enter the 2025 home stretch, Bitcoin is once again down, dipping below $90,000 on Thursday, following the Federal Reserve’s highly anticipated interest rate cut by 25 basis points on December 10. So why is crypto taking a hit, even when markets are up? Why Bitcoin is faltering One reason for Bitcoin’s drop after the rate cut is that traders had already fully priced in the cut ahead of the Fed’s announcement. “Unlike stocks, Bitcoin is alre…
Bitcoin slides 3%, falls to $90,000 despite US Fed rate cut. Is it an opportunity to buy?
Bitcoin was trading at $90,154, while Ethereum stood at $3,193. Over the last 24 hours, Bitcoin lost 2.68% and Ethereum 3.53% as traders digested the US Federal Reserve’s third consecutive 25 bps rate cut of 2025 and a cautious macro outlook.
Bitcoin Shows Bearish Signals Post-Fed Rate Cut as Crypto Market Dips
The post Bitcoin Shows Bearish Signals Post-Fed Rate Cut as Crypto Market Dips appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing a downtrend following the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut, with BTC at $89,977 (down 2.24%) and ETH at $3,178.8 (down 4.40%). The broader crypto market has declined 2.25% to $3.07 trillion, indicating bearish control despite traditional market gains. Bitcoin’s price action respects a …
Key takeaways: Bitcoin briefly topped $94,000 following the Fed's third 0.25% rate cut before retreating to around $90,200 in a post-meeting whipsaw move. The...
Despite the Fed's interest rate cut and ETF inflows weighing millions, Bitcoin is falling below $90,000 – burdened by disappointing Oracle results and a broader risk reduction. Now there is growing concern that the cryptocurrency is about to trigger another downward wave. Bitcoin falls below $90,000 Bitcoin once again came under pressure and temporarily slipped under the 90,000 mark [...] The post Bitcoin once again falls below $90,000 – that's …
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