On Thursday, the bitcoin exchange rate fell below the $100 thousand mark and continued its decline on Friday. The key factor influencing the dynamics of the market was forecasts of a slower reduction in the Fed's interest rate next year.Currently, the cost of bitcoin has decreased by 2.6%, reaching the level of $92,936. Coindesk data shows that over the past five trading sessions, the cryptocurrency has lost 7.8% of its value. However, despite the current correction, bitcoin has managed to incre... Read More
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