Bitcoin delivered a classic macro-driven move right after the latest FOMC meeting. The market stayed quiet before the announcement, but the Fed’s tone triggered a clean breakout that shifted the short-term trend.
📌 Post-FOMC
Right now, BTC is trading around USD 92,500–92,700.
Over the past 24 hours, price swung between roughly $90,000 and $94,500 — showing volatility but staying clustered in the low-90Ks.
📈 Chart
🔵 Support Zones (Buy Zones / Safety Nets)
Support 1: ~ $90,000 — the lower bound of the recent consolidation before breakout.
Support 2: ~ $92,000–92,500 — near current price, acts as a pivot zone.
Strong Support / “FOMC-low” zone: ~ $90,000 (if price dips to lower end).
🔴 Resistance Zones
Resistance 1 (Immediate): ~ $94,500–95,000 — upper range of recent volatility, first barrier to clear.
Resistance 2 (Next Major): ~ $96,000–98,000 — area which could trigger more buying interest if broken. $100,000+ — a key psychological and round-number level (depending on macro and sentiment).
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BTC seems to have broken out from a pre-FOMC consolidation (tight range around low-$90Ks), indicating bullish acceptance of macro news.
The recent breakout shows moderate volatility but stable support around $90–92.5 K — suggests buildup of buying interest.
As long as BTC remains above the $90K support zone, structure remains bullish with potential to push toward $95–98 K.
A clean break above $95–96 K could signal a larger rally. But if price drops below $90K — watch for bearish reversal or consolidation
If BTC holds above $92,000–92,500, expect consolidation or gradual upward drift toward $94,500–95,000.
A clean breakout above $94,500–95,000 may target $96,000–98,000 in the near term.
If price falls below $90,000, the bullish structure weakens — price may revisit lower support or sideways range.
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