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Bitcoin tests US$100,000 after Fed spurs worst drop since September

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Bloomberg • 2 min read
Bitcoin tests US$100,000 after Fed spurs worst drop since September
A retreat into the low US$90,000s is possible for a very short period, according to Zann Kwan, chief investment officer at the Revo Digital Family Office. Photo: Bloomberg
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Bitcoin briefly sank below US$100,000 ($136,250) as the US Federal Reserve’s (US Fed) cautious outlook for interest-rate cuts hurt speculative investments.

The largest digital asset hit US$98,760 at one point on Thursday — about US$10,000 shy of the record high set earlier this week — before retaking the six-figure level. Tokens such as Ether and meme-crowd favorite Dogecoin also struggled.

US Fed officials lowered borrowing costs for a third straight time, but reined in the number of reductions they expect in 2025. Chair Jerome Powell said more progress is needed on inflation before further loosening monetary policy.

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