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BTC drops 0.36% in 15 minutes: A short-term sell-off triggered by uncertainty ahead of the Fed’s rate decision and added geopolitical risk

July 28, 2026, 17:00–17:15 (UTC): Within 15 minutes, BTC plunged 0.36%, falling from 64,037.6 USDT to around 63,796.2 USDT. The amplitude was 0.38%. Overall, the market shifted into a clear risk-off posture, with volatility noticeably increasing. The key driver behind this move is the sharp contraction in market risk appetite ahead of the Fed’s policy meeting. Current market pricing implies a 68.5% probability of keeping interest rates unchanged, but a 31.5% chance of a rate hike still creates m
BTC-1.10%
USIDX0.25%
GLDX-0.87%
PAXG-0.62%
XAUUSD-1.17%
GateNews·07-28 17:16
BTC drops 0.36% in 15 minutes: A short-term sell-off triggered by uncertainty ahead of the Fed’s rate decision and added geopolitical risk

BTC 15-minute sharp drop of 0.51%: Short-term sell-off triggered by rising expectations of Fed rate hikes alongside easing geopolitical risks

On July 28, 2026, 13:30–13:45 (UTC), BTC plummeted 0.51% within 15 minutes. The price fell from about 63,392 USDT to 62,889.7 USDT, with a range of 0.79%. Over the past 24 hours, BTC dropped from a $65,710 high to $62,974, a decline of 4.10%. Market volatility has surged significantly, and short-term risk appetite has rapidly cooled. The main drivers behind this move are multiple overlapping macro negative factors. On one hand, expectations for Fed rate hikes have sharply warmed: the probability
BTC-1.10%
USIDX0.25%
GLDX-0.87%
PAXG-0.62%
GateNews·07-28 13:59
BTC 15-minute sharp drop of 0.51%: Short-term sell-off triggered by rising expectations of Fed rate hikes alongside easing geopolitical risks

Small Businesses Sue Trump Administration Over Section 301 Tariffs

Small businesses are suing the Trump administration over tariffs enacted under Section 301 of the Trade Act. The lawsuits target duties of 10 percent or 12.5 percent on goods from more than 60 countries that took effect after temporary Section 122 measures lapsed last week. Plaintiffs claim
LucasBennett·07-28 11:53
Small Businesses Sue Trump Administration Over Section 301 Tariffs