TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin tested $81,000 as traders priced a hotter-than-expected inflation reading into Fed policy, with the odds of an October rate hike climbing to 29% from 18% a week earlier. Analysts expect the largest cryptocurrency to stay range-bound until the inflation and rate picture clears.
Bitcoin Tests $81,000 as October Fed Rate-Hike Odds Jump to 29%
The move matters less for the headline price than for the macro channel now driving it: crypto is trading as a rate-sensitive asset, and a hotter inflation print is being read through Fed odds rather than through any crypto-specific catalyst. That shifts the near-term burden onto data releases, not protocol or flow news. The open question is whether the inflation and rate picture clears before positioning builds in either direction, or whether the range simply persists as traders wait.
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