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U.S. Federal Reserve cuts interest rates: How did Bitcoin React?

October 29, 2025Crypto Economygeneral
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TL;DR The Fed reduces rates by 25 basis points (to 3.75%-4.00%), the first cut since 2023. The central bank also announced the end of “Quantitative Tightening” (QT) by December 1. Bitcoin reacted cautiously, trading just above $111,160. The U.S.

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The Federal Reserve delivered a pivotal 25 basis point interest rate cut, lowering rates to 3.75%-4.00% range in its first reduction since 2023. This significant monetary policy shift, coupled with the announcement ending Quantitative Tightening by December 1, sent ripples throughout cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin demonstrated measured resilience, maintaining trading levels just above $111,160 following the Fed's decision. The leading cryptocurrency's cautious response reflects growing institutional awareness of traditional financial policy impacts on digital assets. Market analysts suggest this rate cut environment could boost liquidity flows into alternative investments, including Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency markets. The Federal Reserve's dovish pivot marks a crucial inflection point for crypto adoption, as lower interest rates traditionally increase investor appetite for risk assets like blockchain-based investments. DeFi protocols and cryptocurrency exchanges are closely monitoring how sustained rate cuts might influence institutional capital allocation toward digital assets. This monetary policy transition reinforces Bitcoin's evolving role as a legitimate asset class within traditional portfolio strategies, potentially signaling increased mainstream cryptocurrency integration as economic conditions shift toward accommodative fiscal policies.

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