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Bitcoin slides toward $75,000 as Warsh says Trump didn't demand he cut rates

Bitcoin slides toward $75,000 as Warsh says Trump didn't demand he cut rates

Bitcoin declined toward $75,000 as markets reacted to Fed Chair nominee Warsh's comments, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also falling after their initial gains. The market movement occurred on April 21, 2026, amid ongoing investor uncertainty following the hearing, which included remarks suggesting that former President Trump did not demand rate cuts.

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