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Photo illustration of Bitcoin's price drop below $108,000 on trading screens amid disappointed traders, following the Federal Reserve's rate cut on October 30, 2025.

Bitcoin falls below $108,000 after Fed's rate cut

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Bitcoin dropped below $108,000 on October 30, 2025, as the cryptocurrency market shed over $80 billion following the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point interest rate cut. Traders reacted with a 'sell the news' move amid hawkish comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaling no further cuts in December. The decline marks a disappointing end to 'Uptober,' with bitcoin on track for its worst monthly performance since 2014.

Bmv hits new record after fed decision

Juan Pérez

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) hit a new all-time high above 63,000 points, driven by a 0.89 percent gain. Wall Street showed mixed results after the Federal Reserve's rate cut, with the Nasdaq reaching a new record. The Mexican peso depreciated slightly amid expectations of pauses in future cuts.

AI growth poses jobs challenge for federal reserve

David Zervos, chief market strategist at Jefferies, warns that rapid advancements in artificial intelligence could create significant employment disruptions. This development may complicate the Federal Reserve's efforts to maintain maximum employment. The insights come amid accelerating AI adoption across industries.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks at a press conference amid falling cryptocurrency charts, illustrating rate cut announcement and tempered expectations.

Fed cuts rates but Powell tempers December cut expectations

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The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% to a range of 3.75%-4.0% on Wednesday, as expected. However, Chair Jerome Powell's hawkish comments during the press conference cast doubt on a further cut in December, triggering a selloff in crypto markets. Bitcoin fell below $110,000, while Chainlink experienced volatility before a partial rebound.

Cryptocurrencies gain as federal reserve rate cut approaches

Major cryptocurrencies are trading higher ahead of a key Federal Reserve rate decision expected to deliver a 25 basis point cut on Wednesday. Investors are also watching Bank of Japan policy, Mag 7 tech earnings, and a Trump-Xi summit for potential market impacts. Bitcoin has risen to $113,600, while XRP surpasses its 200-day moving average.

Fed proposes limited payment access for stablecoin issuers

Chris Blake

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller suggested creating a 'skinny' master account to give compliant crypto firms, including stablecoin issuers, limited direct access to Fed payment rails. The proposal, announced on October 21, 2025, at the Fed's Payments Innovation Conference, aims to reduce reliance on commercial banks while imposing strict limits. It revives narrow banking concepts amid growing stablecoin adoption following the GENIUS Act.

Photo illustrating the US government shutdown's impact on federal data and markets, featuring the Capitol with shutdown barriers and financial charts showing dollar decline and Bitcoin rise.

US government shutdown impacts federal data and markets

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A US government shutdown began on October 1, 2025, hindering the Federal Reserve's access to key economic data amid considerations for interest rate cuts. The event has led to a decline in the dollar, positioning it for its worst annual drop in 22 years, while prediction markets forecast the shutdown lasting nearly two weeks. Investors have turned to bitcoin as a safe haven, driving its price higher.

XRP plunges 8% as fed signals and bitcoin weakness hit

XRP's price fell nearly 8% on October 31, 2025, breaching a key support level amid hawkish Federal Reserve comments and broader cryptocurrency market declines. The token dropped from around $2.65 to $2.48, accompanied by unusually high trading volume. This breakdown highlights ongoing volatility in the crypto sector.

Bitcoin surges past $115,000 as markets anticipate fed rate cut

Chris Blake

Cryptocurrency markets rallied on October 27, 2025, for a fifth consecutive session, with Bitcoin climbing above $115,000 and Ethereum surpassing $4,200. The surge was driven by expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut on October 29 and a new US-China trade framework announced on October 26. Total market capitalization reached $3.92 trillion amid reduced volatility and short liquidations.

Fed governor pitches limited master accounts at payments conference

Chris Blake

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller opened the central bank's first Payments Innovation Conference on October 21, 2025, pledging to embrace crypto and DeFi disruptions. He proposed exploring a 'skinny' version of master accounts to give payments innovators direct access to Fed payment rails. The event in Washington, D.C., aimed to foster dialogue between traditional financial players and new entrants.

 

 

 

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