Bitcoin Falls to $90,000 Amid Post-Fed Rate Cut Sell-Off

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Bitcoin news broke as the asset fell to $90,000 after the Fed’s rate cut, sparking a sharp sell-off. Spot volume has dropped 66% since January, with ETF outflows reaching billions. The price is now testing $90,000 support, with risk of a drop to $83,000–$86,000. Analysts say the move reflects cyclical fatigue, not a breakdown. Traders are also keeping an eye on altcoins to watch amid the broader market shift.
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