Bitcoin Price Hits $64K Amid Fed Rate Cut Speculation and $252M ETF Inflows
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Bitcoin’s price recently surged to around $64,000, driven by speculation of potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and an influx of nearly $252 million into Bitcoin ETFs in a single day.
This surge in market confidence is pushing Bitcoin closer to its previous all-time highs, showcasing the cryptocurrency’s robust performance amid evolving economic landscapes.
Former President Donald Trump and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have proposed shifting to nuclear energy to meet the substantial electricity demands of the artificial intelligence industry and advance climate goals.
This plan has already impacted the Bitcoin market, causing a notable price increase.
Donald Trump says AI will be "the oil of the future" and to meet the electricity requirements it needs will require investing in nuclear power and building lots of small plants at the sites of data centers pic.twitter.com/A6gBAgY5DT
Nuclear energy, being more efficient and cost-effective compared to solar and wind power, could revolutionize Bitcoin mining by significantly lowering energy costs.
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As Bitcoin recently underwent halving, the potential for reduced energy expenses has generated optimism, suggesting nuclear power could make mining more affordable and accessible to smaller operations.
This shift has fueled bullish sentiment in the Bitcoin market, driven by the prospect of lower operational costs.
Bitcoin prices surged to around $64,000 as market confidence grew, driven by speculation that the Federal Reserve may reduce interest rates in September. The
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