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Bitcoin below $79,000, XRP leads losses as traders start betting on a Fed hike

Bitcoin below $79,000, XRP leads losses as traders start betting on a Fed hikeWorldPing

Every major token except solana and BNB is flat or lower over 24 hours, with bitcoin holding a 14% weekly gain and XRP 28%.

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