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FOMC in focus: Fed neutral and rebound in crypto or risk of correction on breaking $105k?

The crypto market is on the verge of a breakout: as the Bitcoin price struggles to hold 105.000 USD, all eyes are on the upcoming FOMC meeting. The outcome? It could fuel a bullish wave... or accelerate a sharp correction.

This June 18, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will announce its decision on interest rates. With inflation in moderate decline and the labor market still strong, the betting is divided: will they maintain the current pause or open the door to future cuts?

Traditional markets - and the crypto ecosystem - are in “tense wait-and-see” mode. Bitcoin's price has oscillated in a narrow range between 103k and 106k, while Ethereum and other tokens show mixed signals.

If the Fed maintains its current policy (neutral with no cuts), it could give the green light to a controlled rebound in risk assets like BTC and tech stocks.

But if the tone is more hawkish than expected, or a cut in 2025 is completely ruled out, we could see an abrupt correction, especially if Bitcoin loses 105k hard.

Bitcoin has been called a “digital store of value,” but its recent behavior remains tied to the whims of the Fed. If it were truly independent of the system, why is each FOMC still so deterministic?

Perhaps the market hasn't matured yet. Or perhaps the decentralized narrative still needs to divorce itself from traditional stimulus.

Will the FOMC pave the way for a new crypto rally or usher in a bearish summer?

👇 What are you expecting this June 18?
#FOMCMeeting $BTC

Is the Bitcoin rally over? 📉
BTC breaks down… time to buy or get out?

Bitcoin is at a critical point.

After hitting $111,980, it’s now pulling back sharply to $105,518, currently trading below the 7 and 25-day moving averages — a bearish signal for short-term momentum. ⚠️

If BTC fails to reclaim the $107K–$108K zone, we could see a drop toward $97K or even $93K, where the 99-day moving average offers stronger support.

📉 Scenario 1 – Bearish:
A break below $102K might lead BTC to test the $97.3K zone — a possible bounce or accumulation area.

📈 Scenario 2 – Bullish:
If BTC closes strong above $107K again, we might see another breakout attempt above $111K, with a medium-term target at $120K.

🔁 My strategy:
First buy zone: $97K–$100K
Second buy zone: $93K
Target: $111K–$120K
Stop loss: below $89K

💥 But here’s the question:
Is this a buying opportunity or the beginning of a bigger dump?

👇 Drop your opinion.

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Middle East conflict: Bitcoin bleeds while gold shines.

The recent clash between Iran and Israel has caused panic in global markets. While gold and the dollar rise as traditional safe havens, Bitcoin falls sharply, exposing an uncomfortable truth: is it really the new gold, or just another risky asset?

The Israeli attack on military and nuclear facilities in Iran — and Tehran's swift response — set off geopolitical alarms around the world. The offensive, dubbed "Rising Lion," triggered an immediate response in the markets... and the crypto world was no exception.

Bitcoin fell more than 4% in a few hours, dragging Ethereum, Solana, and other altcoins down with it. More than $1.2 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated. In contrast, gold rose 1%, the dollar gained ground, and assets considered safe havens strengthened.

What happened to the narrative of Bitcoin as a refuge from global uncertainty?
Figures such as Peter Schiff, a long-time skeptic of the ecosystem, were quick to declare that this only confirms what they have always said: BTC is a high-risk asset disguised as a safe haven.

But the debate is far from over. Many see these declines as a buying opportunity. Others believe that the "digital gold" narrative is broken. What is undeniable is that the war has left a visible wound in Bitcoin's credibility as a hedge.

What do you think?
Do you believe this drop was a logical market reaction or a sign that Bitcoin is not ready to play in the same league as gold?

👇 I look forward to reading your comments.

#IsraelIranConflict $BTC