Fed keeps interest rates unchanged, Bitcoin whales immediately Dump hundreds of millions of dollars. 🏦 Last night, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced it would keep interest rates unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75%, exactly as the market predicted. But what stunned crypto enthusiasts was the signal behind it. 📊 The Fed's interest rate forecast map (called the "DOT plot," which shows where each Fed member thinks interest rates will go) suggests that there may only be one interest rate cut in all of 2026. Meanwhile, 7 out of 19 Fed members believe there should be no cuts at all. A month ago, the market was expecting two or three more drops. Now, that hope has almost vanished. 💸 The reaction? Shortly afterward, two "whales" who had held Bitcoin from very early on sold off more than 1,650 BTC, equivalent to approximately $117 million (over 2.6 trillion VND). One person who previously sold 11,000 BTC is now Dump an additional 650 BTC. Another person, who held 5,000 BTC , is selling 1,000 BTC (according to data from @lookonchain). 📉 Bitcoin has fallen from around $74,500 to approximately $70,100 as of this morning, losing nearly 6% in less than two days. ETH, SOL, XRP, and Doge have all experienced similar declines. The entire crypto market is under pressure. 🛢️ The broader context includes sharply rising oil prices due to the conflict in Iran, and US inflation remaining above the Fed's 2% target. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell stated frankly that the US has not made the progress on inflation that was expected. With money still expensive and the prospect of easing distant, risky investments like crypto are the first to be withdrawn.