Bitcoin Price About To CRASH as Fed Pushes Back on September Rate Cut
Fed Pushes Back on September Rate Cut
A senior U.S. Federal Reserve official made it clear: “With current data, there’s no case for a September rate cut.” Inflation remains sticky, and the labor market is still resilient, giving the Fed little reason to ease up.
For crypto , that’s bad news. A delayed cut means tight liquidity stays longer, restricting the flow of cheap capital into risk assets. Historically, crypto thrives when monetary policy loosens. Instead, traders now face months of higher-for-longer rates, which could weigh on Bitcoin and altcoins alike.
Bitcoin Price Signals Upcoming CRASH – A Warning Sign
The below chart shows two eerily similar Bitcoin topping formations. The first one in late 2024 ended with a sharp multi-month correction. Now in mid-2025, $ BTC price is showing the same pattern again: repeated rejections at the highs, followed by choppy downward action.
BTC/USD 1-day chart - TradingView
At current prices around $112K–113K, $Bitcoin risks breaking down further. If this fractal repeats, another correction could be on the way—potentially wiping out a big chunk of recent gains.
What It Means for Crypto Investors
The mix of a hawkish Fed and bearish technicals makes for a dangerous setup. Without a rate cut to inject new liquidity, crypto markets could continue to struggle, and Bitcoin may be on the verge of a steep retracement.
Key levels to watch:
- $110K – crucial near-term support. A break below could trigger acceleration lower.
- $125K – the resistance bulls need to reclaim to escape the topping pattern.
Unless the macro picture softens, Bitcoin looks set for more downside pressure in the coming weeks.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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