Odaily星球日报讯 澳大利亚加密交易公司 Zerocap 表示，比特币“很难预测”，在美联储 9 月 18 日决定利率后，比特币可能会跌至 53,000 美元或涨至 65,000 美元。 Zerocap 首席投资官 Jonathan de Wet 称，市场现在预计美联储将降息至少 50 个基点（0.5%）的可能性为 62%，这已经促成了比特币在 9 月 13 日触及 6 万美元的短暂反弹。 然而，Wet 表示，由于短期内降息影响的不确定性挥之不去，价格走势“难以预测”，而即将到来的 11 月美国大选的不稳定性只会使情况进一步复杂化，“在近期区间低点之后，我们看到 BTC 的下行目标为 53,000 美元，而在突破下降楔形后，上行目标为 65,000 美元。” 他补充道：“在选举临近之前很难预测方向，但风险状况应该会导致短期的积极情绪。” （Cointelegraph）

Odaily星球日报讯 澳大利亚加密交易公司 Zerocap 表示，比特币“很难预测”，在美联储 9 月 18 日决定利率后，比特币可能会跌至 53,000 美元或涨至 65,000 美元。Zerocap 首席投资官 Jonathan de Wet 称，市场现在预计美联储将降息至少 50 个基点（0.5%）的可能性为 62%，这已经促成了比特币在 9 月 13 日触及 6 万美元的短暂反弹。然而，Wet 表示，由于短期内降息影响的不确定性挥之不去，价格走势“难以预测”，而即将到来的 11 月美国大选的不稳定性只会使情况进一步复杂化，“在近期区间低点之后，我们看到 BTC 的下行目标为 53,000 美元，而在突破下降楔形后，上行目标为 65,000 美元。”他补充道：“在选举临近之前很难预测方向，但风险状况应该会导致短期的积极情绪。” （Cointelegraph）

Zerocap：美联储利率决定后比特币价格走势难以预测，或跌至5.3万美元或涨至6.5万美元

Odaily reports that Australian cryptocurrency trading company Zerocap says Bitcoin is "hard to predict" and that after the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on September 18, Bitcoin could fall to $53,000 or rise to $65,000. Zerocap's Chief Investment Officer Jonathan de Wet said the market now sees a 62% chance of the Federal Reserve cutting rates by at least 50 basis points (0.5%), which has already led to a brief rebound in Bitcoin reaching $60,000 on September 13. However, Wet said that due to the lingering uncertainty of the short-term impact of rate cuts, the price trend is "hard to predict," and the instability of the upcoming U.S. presidential election in November will only further complicate the situation. "After the recent low point, we see the downside target for BTC at $53,000, and after breaking out of the descending wedge, the upside target is $65,000." He added, "It's hard to predict the direction before the election, but the risk situation should lead to a positive sentiment in the short term."

Odaily Odaily News Australian crypto trading company Zerocap said that Bitcoin is &quot;difficult to predict&quot; and may fall to $53,000 or rise to $65,000 after the Federal Reserve decides on interest rates on September 18. Jonathan de Wet, chief investment officer of Zerocap, said that the market now expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by at least 50 basis points (0.5%) with a probability of 62%, which has contributed to Bitcoin&#39;s brief rebound to $60,000 on September 13. However, Wet said that due to lingering uncertainty about the impact of rate cuts in the short term, price movements are &quot;difficult to predict&quot;, and the instability of the upcoming US election in November will only complicate the situation further. &quot;After the recent range lows, we see BTC&#39;s downside target of $53,000, and after breaking through the descending wedge, the upside target is $65,000.&quot; He added: &quot;It is difficult to predict the direction until the election is approaching, but the risk situation should lead to short-term positive sentiment.&quot; (Cointelegraph)

Zerocap: Bitcoin price trend is difficult to predict after the Fed’s interest rate decision, may fall to $53,000 or rise to $65,000

On Monday, the cryptocurrency market exhibited a volatile trend, as investors await the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision this week.

According to Bitubu data, after rising above $60,000 over the weekend, BTC retested the $58,000 support level on Monday and failed to hold that crucial position. As of the time of writing, BTC is trading at $57,927, a decline of nearly 3% in the past 24 hours.

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Odaily News: Michaël van de Poppe, the founder of MN Trading, posted on X stating: "Bitcoin has not absorbed liquidity, but is following this plan. I expect it to drop to around $57,000 and then find support in this range and continue to rise. Gold is setting new historical highs, and Bitcoin is also expected to follow this path, possibly reaching a new high in October." Yesterday, Poppe said: "With the push of debt refinancing, global liquidity is about to surge, which may trigger the next Bitcoin bull market. Crypto assets and commodities are still 'extremely undervalued', with commodities last valued at similar levels in 2000 and 1971. Commodities are likely to enter a bull market that could last up to 10 years. I expect these two asset classes to have a lot of upside potential."

Analysis: Bitcoin is expected to rise after finding support at $57,000, and is expected to hit a new high in October

According to the news from Mars Finance, on September 16, Bitfinex released a report stating that "Bitcoin has recently rebounded strongly, rising more than 15% from its recent low of $52,756, supported by a significant increase in inflows to Bitcoin ETFs. Over the past week, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $403.9 million, reversing the long-term trend of capital outflows and indicating a recovery in investor confidence in the asset. This rebound is mainly driven by positive buying in the spot market. In contrast, the volatility in the futures and perpetual contract markets is relatively small, indicating that the current price increase is primarily based on real capital inflows rather than speculative leverage, providing a more sustainable basis for this rebound.

However, Bitcoin currently faces a critical resistance level between $60,500 and $61,000, which has played a key role since early March. Although ETF inflows remain strong, there are signs that the market may stagnate, as the spot CVD (order book imbalance) has stabilized over the weekend. The market's volatility this week is likely to be higher, mainly driven by investors' expectations of the Federal Reserve's decision. Whether the rate cut is 25 basis points or 50 basis points, it may affect market sentiment. At the same time, the correlation between Bitcoin and the US stock market is strengthening, indicating that the volatility in traditional financial markets may increasingly impact Bitcoin's price. Bitcoin has also decoupled from gold, which hit a new all-time high last week, reflecting a shift in investors' preference for traditional safe-haven assets in a risk-averse environment.

Overall, asset prices continue to be driven by the outlook for inflation. US core inflation has strengthened slightly, and we believe this will make the Federal Reserve more cautious about rate cuts, and we expect a smaller 25-basis-point rate cut rather than a more aggressive 50-basis-point cut."