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๐ŸšจBitcoin continued its slide on Friday slipping below the $94,000 mark. It was its fourth consecutive decline amid soured sentiments following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's hawkish tone and comments on the potential of a Bitcoin reserve. Around 6 pm India time, BTC was trading at $93,637.04, down by 8.25%.


In a press conference on Wednesday, Powell stated that the US central bank has no intention of being involved in any government efforts to stockpile large amounts of Bitcoin.

The worldโ€™s most prominent cryptocurrency is not alone in its downward spiralโ€”Ethereum and other leading digital assets have also faced substantial losses.

This marks a stark contrast to the record-breaking highs Bitcoin saw earlier this year, fueled by optimism and growing institutional interest.