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This publication is sponsored. CryptoDnes does not endorse and is not responsible for the content, accuracy, quality, advertising, products or other materials on this page.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Bitcoin<\/a> is now up 10% from Monday\u2019s low. Traders are clearly viewing the drop as a discount, not a crash, with spot trading volumes up another 20% and open interest<\/a> ticking higher.<\/p>\n So why the sudden U-turn? It\u2019s mainly about the macro picture clearing up. Traders are now pricing in an 87% chance<\/a> of a Fed rate cut later this month. Plus, quantitative tightening (QT) effectively wrapped up<\/a> on Monday, so the liquidity drain is finally easing.<\/p>\n Also, Yen carry-trade fears eased after a successful Japanese bond auction. Looking back, Monday now seems like just another \u201cleverage flush\u201d in a thin market, not a structural break.<\/p>\n With that short-term drama out of the way, we can focus on the structural shifts that will dominate December. For years, the Fed has been draining liquidity from the financial system, which is a headwind for crypto. As noted above, that stopped earlier this week.<\/p>\n The money printer has shifted from reverse to neutral, which is a massive deal for Bitcoin \u2013 even if price hasn\u2019t fully reacted yet. That\u2019s because Bitcoin is sensitive to global liquidity, and when that headwind is gone, capital tends to flow back into scarce assets that can\u2019t be inflated away.<\/p>\n BTC isn\u2019t totally in the clear, though. Traders are keeping an eye on December 11, when mining difficulty is projected to rise (even though hashprice<\/a> is near record lows). If Bitcoin isn\u2019t back above $95,000 by then, we might see struggling miners dump treasury coins just to pay their bills.<\/p>\n Also, expect some chop around the FOMC meeting next week. The real fun likely starts after Christmas \u2013 tax-selling will be done, and funds will likely begin to dress up their portfolios for the year-end close.<\/p>\n Now that Bitcoin is steadying, confidence is rotating back into the crypto ecosystem \u2013 and Bitcoin Hyper<\/a> is benefiting. The project is closing in on $29 million raised in its presale, as whale buyers get behind the \u201cBitcoin Renaissance\u201d narrative.<\/p>\n It\u2019s worth noting that while retail traders were sweating the drop on Monday, on-chain data<\/a> shows some whale wallets were actually accumulating HYPER. That\u2019s a sign they see value here despite the choppy market conditions.<\/p>\n
\nBitcoin Price Rebound \u2013 Fed Rate Cuts and Liquidity Flushes<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nThe \u201cSilent\u201d Bull Case for Bitcoin in December<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nBitcoin Hyper Nears $29M as Capital Rotates Into Early-Stage Plays<\/h2>\n