3 Things Bitcoin Traders Should Watch in FOMC’s First Meeting of 2021
Bitcoin extended its pullback from its weekly high of $32,960 on Wednesday as the market’s focus shifted on the Federal Open Market Committee’s first meeting of 2021. The flagship cryptocurrency dropped to an intraday low of $30,818, down about 5.5 percent from its opening rate. The appetite for riskier safe-havens weakened against a stronger US […]
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