Well well well, Bitcoin’s initial reaction to the Fed may have been muted, but retail pushed us higher after the Wall Street close. While everyone else is getting spooked by the Fed, inflation, jobs fud, yada yada Bitcoin is just chilling, doing its usual "September to Remember" dance. Crypto analyst Lark Davis points out that every year since 2020, except for that one awkward year we don't talk about (looking at you, 2022 bear market), Bitcoin has used the September FOMC meeting as its launching pad for a strong rally. It’s less about what the Fed says and more about the universe aligning for "Uptober" to work its magic. The charts are feeling the good vibes, too. Bitcoin is holding steady above $116,000, testing and re-testing that price like it's a cozy hammock, confirming it as a support zone. After a brief spike past $117,000, it's just catching its breath before the next big run. The one-month chart looks like a perfect staircase, climbing from a comfortable $108,000 to...
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