After Friday’s decline to $82,000, Bitcoin is beginning to recover, and analysts are pointing to a significant weakening of selling pressure. Growing expectations of a rate cut by the US Federal Reserve are also creating room for a possible return to the growth trend.
Bitcoin recovery and weakening selling pressure
Cryptocurrency analysts believe that Bitcoin may continue its recovery as it has started to rise again after reaching a local bottom above $82,000.
Charles Edwards of Capriole Fund pointed out that the weakening of technology stocks and cryptocurrencies over the past two weeks was caused by uncertainty about the Fed’s planned actions. According to him, a return to the original expectation of rate cuts could give the market new energy. Swissblock analysts added that Bitcoin has taken the first significant step toward forming a bottom.
Their risk indicator is falling sharply, signaling easing selling pressure. However, they note that it is crucial for selling pressure to continue to ease gradually and for any second wave of selling to hold previous lows, which is usually a reliable signal of a market bottom.
The Fed, liquidity, and changing investor sentiment
The probability of a Fed interest rate cut in December has risen dramatically in a matter of days, from 30% to nearly 70%. This rapid shift in sentiment shows how sensitive the market is to monetary policy. Lower rates traditionally support the growth of risky assets, as they increase the availability of capital and reduce the attractiveness of conservative investments.
Some analysts also mention the possibility that the Fed will take measures to increase liquidity in the system. Such a move could attract new capital to the cryptocurrency market and strengthen the current recovery. The combination of weakening selling pressure and possible stimulus from the central bank creates an environment in which bitcoin could continue to grow and gradually approach its historic highs.
