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Altcoins is where it’s at. Bitcoin may be the best invention since the internet itself, but it cannot compete with the hottest altcoins. Sadly, however, not all altcoins are hot. Tron is cooling down, and the Cardano price is ice cold, leaving investors scrambling to find a token to offset losses.

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Bitcoin (BTC) shot back to levels above the $60,000 mark gaining over 3% on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s FOMC meeting outcome later in the night, where the Central Bank could slash rates by 25-50 bps according to estimates. BTC has recovered from its Tuesday losses and extended its 7-day lead to nearly 7%.

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Asian stocks rose before a Federal Reserve policy decision, with traders still split on the size of an anticipated interest-rate cut. Japanese shares led regional gains as the yen’s slide on Tuesday boosted the outlook for the nation’s exporters. The dollar bounced in New York following stronger-than-expected retail-sales data. Hong Kong is shut for a holiday, while Chinese stocks listed on mainland markets will resume trading after a break.

Bitcoin experienced steady growth over the past week recovering from a low of $54,000 to currently trading at $58,000.The week began with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) releasing a comprehensive report on global crypto scams in 2023, revealing staggering losses. The U.S. topped the list, with over $4.8 billion lost to crypto scams, followed by Canada and the UK. India ranked fifth, with reported losses exceeding $44 million. To avoid falling for such scams, one must Research thoroughly before investing, avoid too-good-to-be-true offers and only use trusted platforms for investing. The presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris was the most anticipated, where the crypto community expected a focus on crypto regulation. However, the debate largely centered on other pressing issues such as economic uncertainty, inflation, and abortion rights, with no mention of crypto. This omission left many in the crypto community disappointed, leading to brief selling pressure on Bitcoin. Despite this dip, Bitcoin quickly recovered within a few hours. The same day saw the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which showed better-than-expected inflation numbers. This data provided certainty to the crypto community that there will surely be a rate cut in the upcoming FOMC meeting strengthening the market sentiment.

As the Federal Reserve gears up for potential shifts in monetary policy, Bitcoin enthusiasts and market analysts are closely monitoring its impact on the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin’s price, which has experienced subdued activity over the past six months, may see a major upswing, with some analysts forecasting significant moves in Q4 2023 and beyond.

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has launched his family’s cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial, with an interview on the X social media platform

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Many market pundits will say the Ethereum-Bitcoin ratio is pivotal, as Ethereum sets the pace for altcoins to follow. Ethereum is set to rally against BTC, which could spell great news for Ethereum tokens like Pepe Coin and the new crypto casino Rollblock. While some established Ethereum tokens like Pepe Coin are arguably past their sell-by date, others, like Rollblock, will be around for years to come as it brings the $500 billion online gambling to retail investors with its new crypto casino.

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Bitcoin (BTC) was trading lackluster at $$58,638.79 on Tuesday, down by 0.5% ahead of the Federal Reserve’s FOMC meeting outcome on Wednesday. Major altcoins were trading mixed as cryptocurrencies including Ethereum (ETH), Tether, Solana, XRP and Tron gained by up to 1% around 1:15 pm while Avalanche and Shiba Inu, Cardano and BNB fell by up to 5%. «In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin has dipped slightly as traders await the Federal Reserve's anticipated interest rate cut. Expectations are high for a potential rate cut with a 59% chance of a 50 basis point reduction, » Shivam Thakral, CEO of BuyUcoin said.