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Bitcoin price fell to around $62,000 after a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook dampened risk appetite.

The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged but signaled potential rate hikes under new Chair Kevin Warsh as inflation concerns persist, sending Bitcoin and stocks lower.

President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, cleared a key Senate hurdle Tuesday, putting a bitcoin-friendly former Fed governor one vote away from becoming the most powerful central banker in the world.

The bitcoin price erased a rally above $90,000 in less than 24 hours as it dumped to $84,000.

The bitcoin price hovered near $90,000 as the Fed held rates steady and Powell signaled a neutral stance — neither tightening nor rushing new cuts.

The bitcoin price fell on Wednesday night into Thursday, falling from $94,000 to below $90,000.

Bitcoin price jumped above $94,000 after the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark rate 25 basis points to 3.50%–3.75% to support jobs and curb elevated inflation.

Despite some positive news coming out of South Korea, bitcoin price continued to bleed down to $107,000.

The Federal Reserve cuts its benchmark interest rate by 0.25% today to 3.75%-4% The last time the Federal Reserve cut rates was in September 2025. There 

Bitcoin's price is below $113,000, as traders weigh broader macroeconomic signals ahead of today’s Federal Reserve announcement.