Fed Cuts Rates, But Bitcoin Lags Behind đŠâĄïžđ
The U.S. Dollar Index ($DXY) has hit a 7-week low after the Fed's rate cut. Typical post-cut reactions are playing out:
âąPrecious Metals đ: Silver soared to a new record near $64/oz.
âąBond Yields đ: The 10-year Treasury yield fell to ~4.12%.
âąBut Crypto? Surprisingly, it's not joining the party.
Bitcoin briefly spiked above $94,000 before reversing sharply. It's now trading below $89,400, down ~3% in 24 hours.
Ethereumis down ~5.5%, with XRP and Solana both sliding ~4%.
Why the Crypto Sour Mood?
The sell-off inAI-related stocks appears to be spilling over. Oracle's disappointing earnings triggered a broad tech slump, pulling down giants like Nvidia. Bitcoin mining stocksâmany now focused on AI infrastructureâare also down 5-6%.
Key Stock Moves:
âąMicroStrategy ($MSTR)**: -6.4%
âą**Coinbase ($COIN): -5%
âąRobinhood ($HOOD): -8.3% (on weak crypto trading volumes)
While classic "easy money" trades like gold and bonds are working, crypto is decoupling for now, potentially weighed down by the tech/AI stock correction.
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