Bitcoin Slips Near $63,500 After CPI as Fed Focus Shifts
Bitcoin slipped near $63,500 after the latest U.S. CPI report, with traders weighing inflation data and its potential impact on Fed policy.
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Bitcoin slipped near $63,500 after the latest U.S. CPI report, with traders weighing inflation data and its potential impact on Fed policy.
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