Bitcoin price settles at $26.5K as key Fed inflation week dawns
Cointelegraph
17 Sep 2023 8:27 AM
Bitcoin stays calm into the weekly close, with the next potential BTC price volatility event in the form of the FOMC meeting on the horizon....
- Bitcoin (BTC) reached $26,500 at the weekly close after stabilizing over the weekend.
- The cryptocurrency had previously hit its highest levels of the month at $26,880.
- Bid liquidity on the Binance BTC/USD order book was supporting the market.
- Traders were looking for a potential dip to $26,100 and a bounce for a long trigger.
- Spot entities were selling into bounces, according to trader Skew.
- The upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on September 20 was anticipated by crypto market participants.
- The market expected benchmark interest rates to remain unchanged, with a low chance of a surprise scenario.
- Bitcoin's reactions to macro data prints have cooled recently, and some believed that the status quo would continue.
The sentiment of the article is neutral, with a focus on market stability and anticipation of the FOMC meeting.
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