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Line chart of the Bitcoin perp, hourly, 27 to 29 October 2026, Prague time, with a dashed line at $80,000 and a marker at the 19:00 Fed decision. Price rises to $81,759 after the decision, then falls below $80,000. Headline: The Fed held. Bitcoin gave it back. Stats: $81.8k post-Fed high, $79.9k now, 9 of 50 coins up.
Text slide titled “A hold, with two votes for a hike”. Reported: the Fed kept rates at 3.75% to 4% in a 10 to 2 vote, and Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack wanted a quarter-point hike. Reported: Chair Kevin Warsh said the Fed’s “monetary medicine” is starting to work and that he does not favour forward guidance.
Bar chart titled “From 41 green to 9”, coins up in 24 hours among the 50 busiest coin perps: 22 on 26 Oct, 34 on 27 Oct, 41 on 28 Oct, 9 today. Bitcoin rose to $81,759 after the decision, then fell back under $80,000 overnight.
Text slide titled “Next stop: 9 December”. Reported: analysts called it a “hawkish hold”, and markets had already priced in a possible December hike. Reported: more than $11 billion of Bitcoin options expire on Friday 30 Oct, and analysts watch $80,000 as support. Chart BTC at cleo.finance.
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Posted On: October 29th 2026, 08:16 am
The Fed held. Bitcoin gave it back.

Reported: the Fed kept rates at 3.75% to 4% in a 10 to 2 vote. Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack wanted a quarter-point hike. Chair Kevin Warsh said the Fed's "monetary medicine" is starting to work.

Bitcoin rose to $81,759 after the decision, then fell back under $80,000 overnight. Breadth went from 41 coins up yesterday to 9 today.

Reported: analysts called it a "hawkish hold". The next Fed decision is on 9 December. More than $11bn of Bitcoin options expire tomorrow, 30 Oct.

Reported via Bitcoin Magazine, CNBC and The Crypto Times. Price data: Binance USDT perps.

Market data for education, not trading advice.

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