Bitcoin Price Drops With Fed Rate Cuts On The Horizon: Calm Before The Storm?
Bitcoin (BTC) price declined by 2.7% in the past 24 hours as the US Federal Reserve (Fed) looks poised to initiate its widely anticipated rate-cut cycle this week. Why Did Bitcoin Decline Ahead Of Rate Cuts? Hovering around $60,000 throughout most of the weekend, BTC price experienced a slump of 2.7% ahead of the Fed’s […]
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