After Fed's interest rate cut, bitcoin jumps amid renewed optimism
An hour after the Federal Reserve’s historic announcement declaring that interest rates would be slashed by a half-percentage point on Wednesday, bitcoin jumped from $59,500 to $61,000. It is currently trading at more than $63,000 at the time of writing, representing an approximately 6% increase from yesterday's price.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) climbed to its highest level in three weeks in Tuesday late morning trading, driving a notable uptick in ...
The Bitcoin price has surged 4% in the last 24 hours to trade at $62,277 as of 6 a.m. EST on a 17% surge in trading volume to ...
Bitcoin price has surged to its highest level in three weeks, triggering gains across the cryptocurrency sector and related ...
Bitcoin has been trading within a relatively narrow range since setting a record high of almost $74 000 in March. “The market ...
U.S.-listed crypto shares jumped on Thursday after a half-percentage point interest rate cut boosted risk appetite, adding to ...
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Since bitcoin peaked at nearly $74,000 in March, the apex token has been unable to regain its momentum. Seasonal factors ...
Bitcoin jumped Tuesday, a day ahead of the Federal Reserve’s key decision on interest rates, as traders expect the central-bank policymakers to deliver their first rate cut in four years. The largest ...
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