Bitcoin rebounds to $93,000 after the Federal Reserve's recent low, altcoins remain under pressure! After the Fed cut interest rates, Bitcoin fell to $89,000 in early trading on Thursday, rebounding to over $93,000 after the U.S. stock market closed, with a slight increase of 24h. The Nasdaq narrowed its decline from 1.5% to 0.25%, the S&P rose slightly, and the Dow increased by 1.3%. Altcoins did not keep up: ADA and AVAX fell by 6%-7%, while Ethereum dropped 3% holding at $3,200. Precious metals surged, with silver skyrocketing 5% to reach a historical high of $64, and gold rising over 1% nearing $4,300. Analyst's view: Bitcoin selling pressure has weakened, the second wave of selling is less intense than the first, and signs of stability are emerging but not yet confirmed; the decoupling of crypto and the stock market is intensifying, and the benefits of interest rate cuts have been digested, with marginal easing no longer supporting; concerns about stagnation in the first half of 2026 are emerging, and the market's focus is shifting to regulation. In the short term, the range is oscillating between $90K-$94K, and a firm stand at $93K would be considered an effective rebound. What do you think?
