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Story: Bitcoin Price: Wall Street Buys the Dip, But Fed Uncertainty Keeps Market Stuck

By Maheen Hernandez

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Fed Signals Keep Markets in Limbo. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s recent comments on the 25-basis-point rate cut have left…

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Institutional Buyers Step In. Despite the macro uncertainty, institutional investors are showing confidence in the dip. U.S.

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Bitcoin Price Action and Key Levels. Price action has not yet reflected the institutional inflows.

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Ethereum’s Fragile Footing. Ethereum’s price remains more vulnerable compared to Bitcoin.

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A Market of “Maybes”. Timothy Misir of BRN Research describes the current environment as a “market of maybes.

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Looking Ahead. The coming weeks are likely to be critical for crypto markets.

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The crypto market remains in a state of cautious indecision as Wall Street buyers step in, yet uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve’s next moves continues to pressure…

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His message underscored a delicate balancing act: cutting rates too quickly could reignite inflation, while waiting too long risks slowing economic growth and higher unemployment.

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This uncertainty has led to sideways trading in both traditional and digital assets. Investors are hesitant to commit heavily while the Fed’s intentions remain ambiguous, keeping…

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These inflows helped offset nearly half a billion dollars in earlier outflows, signaling that Wall Street participants are willing to buy weakness, particularly as the market…

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Ethereum, however, has experienced a contrasting trend. Net outflows from Ethereum products accelerated, with $79 million withdrawn on Wednesday, marking the third consecutive…

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Price action has not yet reflected the institutional inflows. Bitcoin is trading just above $111,800, struggling to break resistance around $113,500.

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Conversely, a failure to hold above current support levels could see Bitcoin revisiting the $105,000 range, and in a more extreme scenario, testing $90,000.

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Ethereum’s price remains more vulnerable compared to Bitcoin. With the $4,000 support line under pressure, analysts are watching closely for a potential drop toward $3,800–$3,600…

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The net outflows from Ethereum ETFs highlight a cautious sentiment among institutional players.

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