Crypto extends gains after Fed's first rate hike since 2023; bitcoin tops $76,000 as Zcash surges 23%

AI Market Summary
Crypto has rallied after the Fed's first rate hike since 2023, with BTC holding above $76,000 and ZEC sharply outperforming. While the initial impulse reflects risk appetite and repricing of macro expectations, the note flags a potentially fragile technical backdrop, likening the setup to March 2022's short-lived relief rally. Near-term trading may remain headline- and positioning-sensitive amid elevated volatility.
Impact level
● High
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BTC/USDT+1.48%
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● Neutral
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Crypto markets are pushing higher after the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest-rate increase since 2023. Bitcoin is trading above $76,000, while Zcash has jumped 23%. Still, some analysts see parallels to March 2022, when a short-lived relief rally was followed by steeper declines. More in Crypto Daybook Americas, CoinDesk's daily markets briefing presented by @realfi_co.