The Bitcoin hacking attempt that occurred over the past 12 hours has been stopped, and the asset has returned to the starting point at around $78,000.

Meanwhile, most of the larger market cap altcoins remained roughly in the same place as yesterday, except for TRX, which recorded a significant increase.
Bitcoin trading stopped at $79,000.
After sideways trading during the past weekend, the main digital currency saw a notable rise on Monday morning, jumping to $79,500 for the second time in ten days. However, this scenario repeated itself again as sellers entered strongly, leading to a rejection of its attempt to rise. By Monday evening, Bitcoin's price fell below $77,000, then below $76,000 the next day.

The market experienced further volatility before and after the third Federal Open Market Committee meeting of the year on Wednesday, despite the Federal Reserve not changing interest rates, as expected.
Bitcoin's price initially rose toward $78,000 before retreating slightly below $75,000.