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Bitcoin Holds Above $64,000 Ahead of Federal Reserve Rate Decision

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Bitcoin rose 0.75% to stabilize above $64,000 as markets awaited a key Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Investors are closely watching the Fed's move, which could significantly influence crypto market sentiment. Persistent inflation at 4.1% keeps the possibility of a rate hike firmly in play. Easing oil prices have offered some relief, though they have not been enough to take a rate increase off the table.

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