Bitcoin Holds Above $71,380 After Senate Rejects Clarity Act and Fed Rate Hike
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Bitcoin steadied above $71,380 after the Senate rejected the Clarity Act and the Fed delivered its first rate hike in three years — DataDash and Coin Bureau hail the rally as evidence of robust demand and set bullish price targets, while Jesse Eckel points to the crypto’s refusal to dip below its 200‑day moving average as a sign the bottom is already in, fueling attention as Bitcoin defies a perfect storm of negative news.
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Why Bitcoin Just EXPLODED
Bitcoin's surge to an 8-month high of $87,000 despite the Senate's rejection of the Clarity Act, a Fed rate hike, and AI-trade weakness proves that real demand and short liquidations outweigh regulatory and macro headwinds.
The Next Phase of Crypto May Have Already Started
Despite the Senate rejecting the Clarity Act and the Fed's first rate hike in three years with ~90% Polymarket odds, Bitcoin's refusal to drop to its 200-day moving average leads the creator to declare the bottom is in and the next crypto phase has begun.
🚨 Bitcoin Just CONFIRMED Something BIG Here’s What Comes Next
Bitcoin's fourth consecutive weekly close above $71,380, despite a bearish engulfing candle, sets up a bullish continuation toward the $93,000 shark target, with pullbacks to $74,000-$72,500 as buying opportunities ahead of the Clarity Act Senate vote and FOMC rate decision.
🚨 Bitcoin’s Next Move + ZEC Is EXPLODING — Here’s What I’m Watching
In a news-reaction analysis, Data-Pro's Nicholas Merin argues Bitcoin stays bullish above $71,380 after the Clarity Act vote and FOMC rate hike, while Zcash's breakout past $1,299 opens the path to $1,562.