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Major cryptocurrencies surged on Wednesday evening after U.S. regulators gave the green light to Bitcoin ETFs.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a decline on Sunday evening, as on-chain data reveals a considerable amount of profit-taking behind the stagnant prices.

The fate of EUR/USD was determined by two events last week: the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting of the US Federal Reserve and the meeting of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB), which took place a day later. As a result, the euro emerged victorious: for the first time since November 29, the pair rose above 1.1000.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) broke the $44,000 mark shortly after the Federal Reserve decided to maintain steady interest rates, amid surging spot BTC

The cryptocurrency market experienced mixed trading on Wednesday evening, largely influenced by the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) announcement of potential interest rate cuts in the upcoming year.

The major cryptocurrencies displayed a mixed performance on Monday evening as Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency in the world, experienced its sharpest daily decline in nearly four months

The major cryptocurrencies displayed a mixed performance on Sunday evening as Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, seemed to be undergoing a correction, while some altcoins were experiencing significant gains.

The major cryptocurrencies displayed a mixed performance on Thursday evening. While the world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin appeared to be correcting, altcoins were surging ahead.

Major cryptocurrencies were trading mixed on Wednesday evening, on the optimism surrounding the potential approval of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and the impact of the upcoming BTC mining reward halving.

Major cryptocurrencies surged on Tuesday evening, marking the first significant rally since early April 2022. This surge was bolstered by the declining interest rates and a growing anticipation for a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund in the U.S.