After the July Federal Reserve meeting, Bitcoin may welcome some opportunities.
Overall, the Federal Reserve's attitude remains tight, without immediately signaling easing, but compared to before, many officials have clearly softened on the issue of interest rate cuts in September, with some even directly stating they might support it. The market expects that once expectations form ahead of time, the dollar will come under pressure, liquidity will increase, and funds will naturally seek higher-yielding targets, benefiting both stocks and crypto assets.
Bitcoin's attributes perfectly fit this environment: on one hand, its inherent volatility is suitable for speculative trading; on the other hand, some investors view it as a tool to hedge against inflation. In the short term, there are news-driven speculations, while in the medium term, there is a macroeconomic environment that supports it.
Moreover, there is no consensus within the Federal Reserve on interest rate cuts; this uncertainty may actually create volatility and opportunities for Bitcoin.
