Bitcoin Slides Below 74300 as Fed Rate Cut Hopes Fade and Dollar Firms
Bitcoin slipped to $74,235 as a firmer US dollar and retreating Fed rate cut bets pulled risk appetite lower across crypto markets on April 20, 2026.
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Bitcoin slipped to $74,235 as a firmer US dollar and retreating Fed rate cut bets pulled risk appetite lower across crypto markets on April 20, 2026.
Bitcoin holds above $75,000 as fading dollar strength and shifting Fed rate cut expectations drive fresh demand across risk assets including BTC.
Bitcoin dropped to $70,900 on Sunday after Trump announced a Strait of Hormuz blockade, extending a pullback from $73,000 highs as geopolitical risk
Bitcoin fell to $66,684 on March 31, 2026, as fresh PCE inflation data cooled Fed rate cut bets, strengthened the DXY, and weighed on broader risk
Bitcoin edged higher after Trump cited serious talks with Iran's new regime, yet analysts say conviction is fragile ahead of key U.S. economic data
Bitcoin fell to $68,722 on March 27, pressured by a firming US dollar and renewed caution around Federal Reserve rate cut timelines heading into Q2 2026.
Bitcoin is holding firm above $70,000 after briefly dipping below that level over the weekend, signaling a maturing market response to geopolitical risk