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I see that Bitcoin's bullish trend has been broken, and today it is still in a price consolidation phase with a fairly long sideways movement above $105k. The bearish trend in the short term can still be seen, perhaps for a few more weeks, but I am very optimistic that the interest rate cut in September will provide extraordinary liquidity to the market, which could boost prices or turn the situation bullish again.

Bitcoin can rise at any time and for any reason. There are many positive factors that could drive the price up, but I really wonder why an interest rate cut would have such an impact on the market. If the market reacts based on interest rate adjustments, then the government has likely been able to control the market and bitcoin indirectly.

Bitcoin is still very likely to hit a new all-time high on this year, but we never know when that will happen. The potential for significant upside is still very reasonable, even if it takes weeks or months. Currently, the price is around $110,000, down nearly 1.5% in the last 24 hours.

The correlation can be linked to people's willingness to borrow for investment, especially now that institutions are starting to take positions in the bitcoin market. Many institutions are borrowing money to increase their investments. On the other hand, borrowing costs become cheaper when interest rates fall, which indicates that liquidity is likely to increase in the market.

Lower interest rates also indicate that the economy is starting to recover, with all these funds stimulating the economy to improve further.

When you think about it interest rates play into the bigger picture of liquidity in the system when money is tight investors pull back and focus on safer assets but when money is loose they push out into riskier plays like bitcoin so a cut can be the spark for more inflows especially if institutions are already preparing their positions. Another angle is how rate cuts affect the dollar when the dollar weakens people look for hedges and bitcoin sometimes benefits from that shift too its often talked about as digital gold so when fiat looks weaker bitcoin can feel stronger in comparison.

Still there’s a catch rate cuts don’t guarantee a straight move up if confidence in the broader economy falls too much people can actually pull out of risky assets and wait it out so the timing of the cut and the overall mood of the market matter a lot. Its also worth noting that crypto has its own rhythm the halving cycles institutional accumulation and new regulations can sometimes outweigh macro policies completely thats why bitcoin can surge even when rates are high or drop even when rates are cut its unpredictable in that way,on top of that liquidity from global markets not just the us can shift the landscape central banks across different regions cutting or raising rates create ripple effects and crypto tends to absorb those waves in unpredictable ways.