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#FedHikesBTCResilience Bitcoin is doing something interesting in a market that should be making life harder for risk assets 👀 The Fed has resumed hiking, and markets are pricing a meaningful chance of another move in October. Yet BTC still managed to trade above $87K this week. What caught my attention is where the support is coming from. US spot BTC ETFs recorded roughly $999M in net inflows on Sep 21, while corporate treasuries including Strategy have continued accumulating. That creates an interesting test for Bitcoin's market structure. Historically, higher rates and tighter liquidity have been major headwinds for crypto. This time, institutional and corporate demand may be absorbing part of that macro pressure. One strong inflow day doesn't prove BTC has become rate-resistant. But if demand stays firm while yields and hike expectations remain elevated, it would suggest this cycle is becoming less dependent on easy money than previous ones. The real signal isn't BTC reaching $87K. It's who keeps buying when monetary policy says they shouldn't.