Bitcoin News Update: Federal Reserve's Shift to Dovish Stance Sparks Digital Asset Rally Amid Supply Constraints, BTCM's Second Phase Poised to Capitalize
- Fed ends quantitative tightening, boosting markets as Bitcoin Munari (BTCM) enters $0.22 Phase 2 presale. - Dovish pivot with inflation below 2% drives risk-on sentiment, pushing December rate cut odds above 70%. - BTCM's fixed-supply model (21M tokens) and 2,627% projected return align with scarcity-driven crypto trends. - Structured presale pricing ($0.10→$0.22) and Solana's $58M daily ETF inflows highlight institutional adoption.
The Federal Reserve's decision to halt its quantitative tightening (QT) program has sparked renewed confidence in global financial markets, coinciding with
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
Bitcoin Munari's design takes inspiration from Bitcoin's limited supply concept,
The Federal Reserve's policy adjustment has increased risk-taking across various asset types, with digital currencies seeing a boost from improved liquidity. Bitcoin Munari's capped supply and transparent distribution model
As Bitcoin Munari grows with the evolving blockchain landscape, the relationship between central bank decisions and token economics continues to influence market trends. The project's MUNARI framework—Modern, Unified, Network, Autonomous, Resilient, Infrastructure—
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