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

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.50%–3.75% to support maximum employment and curb somewhat elevated inflation amid moderate economic growth and slowing job gains.

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A Tenth Circuit judge panel upholds the Federal Reserve's right to discretion in approving or denying master account access in Custodia case.

Bitcoin fell over 3% to around $107,000 on Thursday as traders continued to react to Powell’s cautious outlook on rate cuts and renewed U.S.–China trade tensions.

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

Bitcoin price fell to $109,000 after the Federal Reserve cut rates by 0.25% but Jerome Powell signaled that no further cuts were guaranteed this year.

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.

Fed Governor Christopher Waller says the U.S. central bank is entering a new era that embraces DeFi, distributed ledgers, and digital assets within the mainstream financial system.