The move followed a steady-rate decision by the Federal Reserve (U.S. central bank), while policy dissent reduced momentum behind expectations of a rapid policy pivot.
Bitcoin fell to $75,000 after the Federal Reserve (U.S. central bank) kept interest rates unchanged. The reference to dissenters suggests internal disagreement over policy, which cooled market optimism around a so-called Warsh pivot party, a phrase implying expectations of a faster shift toward easier monetary policy. In crypto markets, rate decisions matter because lower rates and looser liquidity conditions are often seen as supportive for risk assets such as Bitcoin.