Dogecoin and Ether Slip as Crypto Markets Pull Back Ahead of Fed Meeting

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Cryptocurrency markets experienced a broad but modest decline, with Dogecoin falling 4.5% and Ether dropping 2.5%. These two assets led the retreat among major cryptocurrencies. Despite the short-term dip, most major coins remain in positive territory on a weekly basis. Investors appear to be digesting recent tech earnings results while also positioning ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.

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