Bitcoin Rebounds to $60,000 as Fed's July Decision Looms as Critical Price Pivot Point
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Billy Bambrough
4d ago· 7 min readenInsight
Summary
Bitcoin has rebounded to over $60,000 after recent lows, but has lost more than 50% of its value this year. The article discusses a critical upcoming Federal Reserve decision in July that could act as a price pivot point for bitcoin. BlackRock is quietly building crypto infrastructure despite the market downturn. The U.S. economy is delivering negative signals for the crypto market.
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· 3 pulledBitcoin has bounced back from its recent lows this week, climbing to over $60,000 per bitcoin after falling to levels not seen since U.S. president Donald Trump retook the White House
The bitcoin price has struggled this year, losing more than 50% of its value, despite the world's largest asset manager BlackRock quietly building out the foundations of a bitcoin and crypto revolution
The U.S. economy has delivered bad news for the bitcoin price and crypto market
The U.S. economy has delivered bad news for the bitcoin price and crypto market...
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