According to CryptoSlate, citing a Barron’s report based on the CME FedWatch snapshot from November 10, following the higher-than-expected U.S. October CPI data, the implied probability of a 50-basis-point rate hike in December rose from 0 to 13.6%, while the probability of a 25-basis-point hike increased from 84% to 86.4%. A 25-basis-point hike remains the dominant expectation in that snapshot; these figures represent market-implied probabilities as of November 10 and are not current real-time readings or a commitment by the Federal Reserve. The original report also noted that Bitcoin briefly dipped below $73,000 during the session, which should not be interpreted as a sustained hold above that price level.