Bitcoin fell to $76,931 and Ethereum dropped to $2,480, as the market focuses on the Federal Reserve meeting.
At 7:24 AM ET on September 15, Bitcoin's price fell to $76,931.56, and Ethereum dropped to $2,480.37. Cryptocurrency prices declined ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day interest rate meeting. The CME FedWatch Tool indicates that the probability of the Fed raising interest rates after the meeting has risen to 92.5%, up from 86.5% the previous day. Additionally, ongoing conflict with Iran has pushed up energy prices, further intensifying market expectations for a rate hike.
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