Bitcoin Price Prediction as Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision Announced
During the European session, the Bitcoin price prediction remains bullish following the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. After three consecutive "jumbo" rate hikes of 0.75 percentage points each, the Federal Res...
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