The Bitcoin price has taken a dip, falling below $60,000 and registering a 3.88% decline. This downturn has led to a surge in liquidations, with over $8 million worth of long positions being liquidated. This drop coincides with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent statement that cutting rates too soon could "undo the good work we've done to bring down inflation." This suggests a more cautious approach to rate cuts, which could further impact the crypto market and contribute to the ongoing bearish sentiment.

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Bitcoin Slumps Below $60,000 as Liquidations Surge
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Bitcoin price dipped below $60,000, registering a 3.88% decline.
Over $8 million worth of long positions were liquidated.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated that rate cuts might be delayed to combat inflation.
This cautious approach towards rate cuts could further impact the crypto market.
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