The Fed dropped the expected 25 bps hike yesterday, bringing rates to 3.75%–4.00% in its first rate increase in over three years. Honestly, a surprise hold would have been the real market shocker. Because traders had already priced the hike in, Bitcoin didn't collapse, it mostly just chopped around in the $75K–$76.5K range. In macro, the biggest moves usually come from what isn't expected. If the Fed had unexpectedly paused, we likely would've seen bond yields and the dollar pull back, giving $BTC some much-needed breathing room after slipping from the $80K level. (Though if a hold came wrapped in heavy inflation warnings, traders probably would've dumped the relief rally anyway.) Now that the decision is behind us, the focus shifts entirely to how BTC behaves around $75K. The actual 25 bps matters less than how the market digests it from here. If price stabilizes while yields and the dollar cool off, it's a sign buyers have fully absorbed the hit. But if the Fed keeps hammering a hawkish tone and $75K gives out, the chart turns messy fast. The hike is done, now we find out if Bitcoin actually has the strength to shake it off. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#