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Fed rate cuts in conflict, but Bitcoin's "fragile zone" keeps BTC below $100,000

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, but the market interpreted the move as hawkish. Bitcoin is constrained by a structurally fragile range, making it difficult for the price to break through $100,000. Summary generated by Mars AI This summary was generated by the Mars AI model, and the accuracy and completeness of its content are still being iteratively updated.

MarsBit·2025/12/10 21:22

Full text of the Federal Reserve decision: 25 basis point rate cut, purchase of $4 billion in Treasury bills within 30 days

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points with a 9-3 vote. Two members supported keeping rates unchanged, while one supported a 50 basis point cut. In addition, the Federal Reserve has restarted bond purchases and will buy $40 billion in Treasury bills within 30 days to maintain adequate reserve supply.

Jin10·2025/12/10 21:17

HyENA officially launched: Perp DEX supported by Ethena and based on USDe collateral goes live on Hyperliquid

The launch of HyENA further expands the USDe ecosystem and brings institutional-grade margin efficiency to the on-chain perpetuals market.

深潮·2025/12/10 20:13

Elon Musk at the Center of an Unprecedented Showdown with the EU

Cointribune·2025/12/10 19:39

Stablecoin Payments: Stripe’s Tempo Blockchain Launches Public Testnet

Cointribune·2025/12/10 19:39

Trump Launches Fed Auditions: Who Will Replace Powell?

Cointribune·2025/12/10 19:39

Whales Wait for Powell: Why Bitcoin Could Slip Tonight

Cointribune·2025/12/10 19:39

AFT Pushes Senate to Reconsider Proposed Crypto Market Structure Bill

Cointribune·2025/12/10 19:39

Crucial Fed Rate Cut Looms: White House Predicts 50+ Basis Point Move

BitcoinWorld·2025/12/10 19:39

Revolutionary: Pump.fun App Launches on Solana Mobile DApp Store, Unlocking Free Memecoin Creation

BitcoinWorld·2025/12/10 19:39

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Powell: Investigation due to Fed's interest rates being based on economic assessment, not political will

BlockBeats News, January 12, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell responded to facing a criminal investigation. Powell stated that the reason he might face criminal charges is because the Federal Reserve's interest rates are based on economic assessments rather than political will. The key issue going forward is whether the Fed's interest rate decisions will continue to be evidence-based or succumb to political influence and coercion. Powell said that he has always performed his duties impartially and will continue to do so. He respects the authority of the law, but facing criminal charges is unprecedented and signals a broader threat from the current U.S. administration toward the Federal Reserve.

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US Dollar Index DXY falls below 99, down 0.18% intraday

ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the US Dollar Index (DXY) fell below 99, with an intraday decline of 0.18%.

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Powell: Under Investigation for Tying Fed's Rate to Economic Assessment, Not Political Will

BlockBeats News, January 12th, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell Responds to Criminal Investigation. Powell said that the possibility of facing criminal charges is because the Fed's interest rates are based on economic assessments rather than political will. The key question going forward is whether the Fed's rate decisions will continue to be evidence-based or succumb to political influence and coercion. Powell stated that he has always carried out his duties impartially and will continue to do so. While respecting the rule of law, being criminally charged is unprecedented and is seen as a broader threat from the current U.S. government to the Fed.

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US Dollar Index DXY falls below 99, down 0.18% intraday

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