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CoinLoreUpdated 04.11 10:36 UTC

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Bitcoin slips under $80,000 as traders de-risk ahead of Fed meeting - CoinDesk

Bitcoin slips under $80,000 as traders de-risk ahead of Fed meeting CoinDesk Bitcoin pinned at $80.2k as oil, rate jitters dent crypto appetite Investing.com India Bitcoin Dips Below $80,000 as AI-Related Market Selloff Deepens Bloomberg.com Farzanahameed01(@Square-Creator-a2b54…

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Bitcoin slipped below $80,000, according to CoinDesk, as traders de-risked ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting. Investing.com India reported that bitcoin was pinned at $80.2k as oil and rate jitters dented crypto appetite.

Bloomberg.com reported that bitcoin dipped below $80,000 as an AI-related market selloff deepened.

A Binance post from Farzanahameed01(@Square-Creator-a2b5428a04f94) stated that BTC was down 3% in a day. SignalPilotLabs, posting for BYBIT:BRUSDT.P on TradingView, reported that USELESS fell 7.9%, XPL 7.1% and XMR 2.5%.

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