Sudden Bitcoin Price Fall Sparks Fears Of Further Plunge

Adrian Zmudzinski, ReadWriteWeb
Mon, 01/13/2025 - 9:43am

Bitcoin’s (BTC) price suddenly fell under $90,000 amid fears that the Federal Reserve may not cut interest as anticipated. Bitcoin’s price fell from its mid-December high of about $108,250 to a lot of about $89,950 earlier today. This follows recent fears that the United States Federal Reserve may trigger a cryptocurrency crash with its approach to managing inflation. The details A recent Forbes analysis warns that the cryptocurrency market cap was dangerously close to losing its key $3.2 trillion level.

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