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Wintermute: Bitcoin must reclaim 82000 to 82500 USD to have a chance of resuming its upward trend
BlockBeats News,October 27, Wintermute wrote that Bitcoin fell last week 2.43%, posting a third consecutive weekly decline, breaking below the 82500 USD support level and retesting the 80000 USD threshold. On the macro front, rising energy prices and inflation concerns are replacing AI financing issues as the market's primary risks. Bitcoin's recent movements have been highly correlated with the Nasdaq and AI-related equities, while ETF fund flows have also begun to show two-way volatility.
The Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision and policy guidance will be important catalysts for Bitcoin's short-term performance. If Bitcoin fails to hold 80000 USD, the next key support level is 76000 USD; if it breaks effectively below that level, the price may further decline into the 70000 USD range. In the short term, Bitcoin needs to reclaim 82000 to 82500 USD to have a chance of resuming its upward trend. If the Federal Reserve delivers a hawkish signal, the market may reassess December rate-hike expectations, pushing up yields and intensifying downward pressure on Bitcoin; if the policy guidance December leaves room for future decisions, it may create conditions for a Bitcoin rebound.
Market confidence in a directional move is currently insufficient, and caution will remain ahead of the Federal Reserve decision and U.S. third-quarter GDP and September personal consumption expenditures (PCE) data releases. If the Federal Reserve delivers a dovish signal but subsequently released PCE inflation comes in above expectations, the market may sell technology stocks amid renewed inflation pressures, dragging down Bitcoin. The firm emphasized that it is not explicitly bearish at present, but remains inclined to proceed cautiously until Bitcoin reclaims 82500 USD.
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