Bitcoin News Update: With a Fed Rate Reduction on the Horizon, Bitcoin Approaches $115,000 as Experts Differ on 2025 Projections
Bitcoin is trading close to $115,000 as the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate cut approaches and miners' reserves show signs of stabilization, while
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin’s next move depends on whether it can surpass the $115,000 resistance, which coincides with its 100-day moving average. If Bitcoin manages to close above this level, it could aim for the $120,000–$122,000 range. Conversely, falling below $110,000 may prompt renewed selling by miners and further declines influenced by broader economic conditions, as per the Crypto.news analysis. Miner earnings have improved thanks to rising hashprice metrics and increased on-chain transactions, easing the selling pressure seen after the halving event. This improvement has led to a cautiously optimistic market outlook, with traders closely watching ETF inflows and liquidity ahead of the Fed’s announcement.
At the same time, Chainlink (LINK) has drawn considerable interest as major investors continue to accumulate the token. Blockchain data shows that since October 11, more than $188 million worth of LINK has been withdrawn from Binance, with large holders transferring their tokens to cold wallets, suggesting strong long-term conviction, according to a
Ethereum (ETH) and other leading cryptocurrencies are still consolidating, with no immediate events sparking major price changes. Nevertheless, Bitcoin’s movements are expected to influence the broader crypto market, especially as institutional involvement and macroeconomic trends remain closely linked.
