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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage As a result of the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates, the price of Ethereum has decreased by more than 2% in the previous 24 hours, and it is currently trading at $1,547 as of November 3. The total value of the global cryptocurrency market cap dropped by less than one percent to $1.01 trillion the day before, putting prominent cryptocurrencies into negative territory. In contrast, stablecoins accounted for $92.9 billion, or 90% of the overall 24-hour volume of the crypto market, the whole crypto market volume climbed by 37% in the past 24 hours to $102 billion, and the total volume in DeFi was $4.34 billion which amounts to 4.25% of the total volume in the crypto market in the last 24 hours. It was generally anticipated that the Fed would spike the interest rates by 75 basis points, and the rest of that increase had already been built in, which limited the crypto market’s losses. The market wil...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Bitcoin has gained 0.7% in the last 24 hours, trading at $20,599 at the time of writing. Bitcoin is trading in the green today despite the Federal Reserve continuing with its hawkish stance after raising interest rates by 75 basis points again. Bitcoin price prediction Bitcoin is bullish today despite the US Federal Reserve hiking the interest rates again by 75 basis points. At the time of writing, BTC was already headed higher, and it has the potential to rally and possibly test the higher resistance at $20,800 before heading past $21K. In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin has traded sideways due to traders being anxious about the Fed’s decision on interest rates . During this time, BTC has traded between $20,382 and $20,705, showing a notable increase in volatility. Bitcoin has reacted to the decisions made by the Fed this year to raise interest rates as the crypto market becomes correlated with the s...

Bitcoin could experience volatility in November 2022 as three developments might dictate its price movements this month. Historically, economic developments and government decisions have affected Bitcoin and the crypto markets, and this time is no different. The U.S is poised for three major headways this month that could sway Bitcoin’s price and kick in volatility. It’s time to remain cautious for the next 10 days, as BTC could either crash or move north with the upcoming developments. Also Read: Bitcoin: November 2022 to be ‘Moonvember’ For BTC? Bitcoin: 3 Things to Watch Out For in November 2022 1. FOMC Meeting Source: Business2Community The Feds are expected to raise interest rate s again by 75 BPS on Wednesday, according to reports. The interest rate could eventually reach about 5%, reported Goldman Sachs. This is the fourth time that the Feds raised interest rate s in 2022 to combat the rising inflation. The interest hikes pose a challenge to Bitcoin as the ki...

The CEO of Devere Group, a financial advisory and asset management firm, anticipates further volatility in the crypto market before year-end. However, he stressed that “for serious investors, this will not necessarily be seen as a bad thing,” noting that “Savvy, long-term crypto investors will be looking to benefit from panic sellers by buying their digital currencies ‘on the cheap.'” Devere CEO’s Crypto Outlook The CEO of financial advisory and asset management firm Devere Group, Nigel Green, shared his view on the future outlook for bitcoin and ether Monday. “Markets are now predicting that policymakers at major central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of England, are likely to remain resolute in pumping up interest rates in their battle to beat down unexpectedly stubborn inflation,” he began. The executive added that the Fed has “maintained a hawkish theme that inflation remains far too high and they won...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading around $19,400, essentially unchanged over the previous 24 hours and down 5% over the past week. Now that the market has moved past “The Merge,” cryptocurrency prices are once again closely tied to inflation and interest rate dynamics. Bitcoin Price Predictions Prior to FOMC Meeting The FOMC meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will take place later today, and the Fed is expected to announce an increase in interest rates at that time. The crypto market is likely to experience more volatility in the lead-up to this significant event, as has been the case over the previous month. After the most recent readings on inflation and employment, the market appears to have priced in another 75 basis points of rate hike. According to trading desk QCP Capital, these studies’ findings pointed to ongoing core inflation in the US currency. The company forecasts that ...