Hey, my people! 🚨 Have you noticed that every time the Federal Reserve of the U.S. (The FED) opens its mouth and gives its update, Bitcoin slips? 📉 This pattern has become so constant that it seems like a ritual, and if we don't understand why, we'll always get caught on the way down. Let's break this down!
Look, the central theme is the Federal Open Market Committee, or the FOMC for friends (who are the ones that decide interest rate and liquidity policy). It turns out that, despite the fact that the FED is supposedly preparing to relax its policies a bit in 2025 (which theoretically is great for cryptos), Bitcoin has been falling after each FOMC meeting this year. 🤯
Why this drama? The expert CryptoMichNL gives us the key: it's pure manipulation to liquidate long positions. 🎣 Yes, you heard that right. These bearish movements right after the announcement are not organic; they are strategic plays to sweep up people who are highly leveraged waiting for the rise. It's as if the market is clearing the table before serving the main course. 🍽️
The master move is that the real movement and direction of the market are not seen immediately. You have to wait one or two weeks after the meeting to get the true perspective of 2026. The bullish trend (the bull run) remains intact. 💪 Our key target, according to the analyst, is to break the resistance of $92,000 to go and test $100,000. If we do not fall below the lows that were formed during the liquidity injection from the FOMC, the path is clear.
Another crack, Daan Crypto Trades, confirms it: this correction is part of the cycle. The price bounced back right where it had to, at the key Fibonacci level of 0.382, which is the minimum that could be touched without breaking the entire weekly bullish structure. 📈 In other words, even though the drop felt hard, the ceiling did not fall.
The conclusion is clear: the market structure of Bitcoin remains strong. 🧱 If the price stays above the November lows (which are the red line 🔴), we are safe. As 2025 ends, the sales inherent in the four-year cycle should start to calm down, leaving the first quarter of 2026 as the decisive moment.
What does all this mean for you? Don't let yourself be carried away by the panic of the first 48 hours after a FED announcement. Stay calm, analyze the long-term price structure, and remember that these initial drops are usually liquidity traps.
Question to Ponder: If these post-FED drops are intentional to liquidate positions, how do you think we can better protect ourselves as Latino holders without falling into the fear of the whales? 🤔\u003cc-101/\u003e
