Will the Federal Reserve's inaction suppress Bitcoin's upward movement?

A slight pullback has led to a chorus of bearish voices.

Every time there's a slight drop, you say the bears have arrived. What will you say when it rebounds in a V-shape?

The overnight Federal Reserve interest rate decision has been announced, basically in line with market expectations to maintain interest rates, but unexpectedly, two voting members cast dissenting votes, which is the first time in many years. Powell emphasized the independence of the Federal Reserve and stated that there are currently no plans for further rate cuts, maintaining an overall hawkish stance, while the cryptocurrency market shows a weak slight pullback.

Yesterday afternoon, the price pulled back to around 117200, and at 116000, additional long positions were added. Initially, the U.S. stock market opened with a drop of a thousand points without timely exits, and subsequently, the Federal Reserve's speech indicated that there are no plans for rate cuts yet, leading Bitcoin to pull back near our added position. After the additional purchase, the average price should be around 1165-1168. A public reminder was given to reduce positions on rebounds, leaving a base position to continue targeting unchanged.

Bitcoin pulled back to around 115800, publicly advising to directly go long at the current price with targets looking at 118000 for a breakout towards 119000. Successive targets are 119600-120600-121600, and today's long positions should continue to be held. $BTC #美国与欧盟达成关税协议