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Gm and Happy Wednesday!

Bitcoin investors are sitting on pins and needles ahead of today’s FOMC meeting, and BTC’s price could jump as high as $90,000 — if the right policy is announced.

XRP fans are celebrating today as Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that the SEC dropped the appeal to the four-year-long lawsuit against the company.

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TOP STORY

The Bitcoin FOMC Preview: A Dovish Powell Pivot Could Send BTC To $90,000

Bitcoin remains highly sensitive to Federal Reserve policy shifts, with analysts closely watching Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s guidance on interest rates.

Traders are focused on Chair Jerome Powell’s outlook for future rate cuts, inflation trends and broader monetary policy shifts.

Depending on whether Powell signals dovish or hawkish policy today, Bitcoin could rally up to $90,000, an analyst predicts.

So, what’s it going to be?

Read the full scoop here.

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FINTECH FOCUS

Ripple CEO Announces ‘Victory’ As SEC Drops Appeal In XRP Lawsuit

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will not pursue further appeals in its long-running case against the company.

“The case is over,” Garlinghouse announced, describing the outcome as a “victory” and labeling the SEC’s lawsuit as a failed attempt to stifle the crypto industry.

So, what does that mean for XRP investors?

Read the full scoop here.

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