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Bitcoin saw relative stability on Thursday, continuing its cautious performance amid
Continued outflows from exchange-traded funds and cautious positioning ahead of key U.S. inflation data that may shape the Federal Reserve's outlook on interest rates.
The world's largest cryptocurrency traded down 0.3% at $86,554.6 by 10:55 AM Saudi time.
The largest cryptocurrency in the world failed to achieve a critical rebound above the $90,000 level after significant gains earlier in the year, reflecting a market in a consolidation phase rather than expansion.
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Outflows from exchange-traded funds and the Federal Reserve's caution are putting pressure on the market.
Investors continued to pull capital from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds listed in the U.S., extending a pattern of net redemptions that has weakened a key source of institutional demand.
Data from recent sessions shows continued outflows from exchange-traded funds, which market participants say have removed the crucial support that had been sustaining Bitcoin's rise earlier in the year, increasing pressure on the price.
Market attention this Thursday is focused on U.S. consumer prices for November, with anticipation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) release.
Economists expect inflation data to show a significant rise in overall annual prices, which could complicate the Federal Reserve's deliberations on future interest rate moves.
Earlier this week, lagging U.S. payroll and employment data revealed a mixed labor market. Non-farm jobs modestly rebounded in November after a sharp decline in October, but the unemployment rate rose to its highest level in years.
Conflicting signals have muddied expectations about the Federal Reserve's next policy steps and dampened conviction about whether there will be further easing in the future.
President Donald Trump indicated that his preferred candidate for the next Federal Reserve chair would be someone who believes in significant rate cuts, remarks that sparked discussion about the central bank's direction.
Cryptocurrency prices today: altcoins drop and Cardano falls by 5%.
Most altcoins declined on Thursday amid a cautious mood, even as the original cryptocurrency stabilized.
Ethereum, the second largest cryptocurrency in the world, dropped by 3.7% to $2,828.92.
XRP, the third largest cryptocurrency in the world, fell by 4.7% to $1.83.
Solana fell by 4%, while Cardano and Polygon each declined by 5%.
Among meme coins, both Dogecoin and $TRUMP fell by 4%.$BNB
