Bitcoin Surges to $94,000 Then Falls Below $91,000 After Fed Cuts Rates by 25 BPS

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Federal Reserve rate cuts sparked a Bitcoin surge to $94,000, but it soon dipped below $91,000. The CFT regulations remain a key focus as global markets adjust. The 25-basis-point cut brought optimism, though Powell noted inflation still exceeds 2%. A bitcoin ETF approval is widely seen as a potential catalyst. Major cryptos mirrored Bitcoin’s volatile move, rising then retreating. The Fed now pauses for more data before next steps.
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