$BTC /USDT The reason Bitcoin might drop to the $92,000 or $91,500 level is tied to hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve during the upcoming Fed press conference and interest rate decision.

If the Fed indicates that it will keep interest rates higher for longer — or even hints at future rate hikes — this strengthens the U.S. dollar and reduces liquidity in riskier assets like cryptocurrencies. Investors typically react by moving capital out of high-volatility assets such as Bitcoin into safer or yield-bearing instruments like U.S. Treasury bonds.

Additionally, market sentiment can shift sharply when Jerome Powell, the Fed Chair, emphasizes concerns about inflation or economic overheating, reinforcing the idea that monetary tightening will continue. This creates downward pressure on Bitcoin’s price, potentially pushing it down toward the $92,000 or $91,500 support levels.

Trade Setup : (SHORT)

Entry : 94000.0, 93892.0

Target (TP) : 92000.0, 91500.0

Stop Lost (SL) : 95000.0

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