Zerocap: Due to the uncertainty of interest rate cuts in the short term, the price trend of Bitcoin is difficult to predict

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Australian crypto trading firm Zerocap stated that Bitcoin is "hard to predict," and after the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates on September 18, Bitcoin could drop to $53,000 or rise to $65,000.

Zerocap's Chief Investment Officer Jonathan de Wet mentioned that the market now expects a 62% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut rates by at least 50 basis points (0.5%), which has already contributed to Bitcoin's brief rebound to $60,000 on September 13.

However, Wet stated that due to the lingering uncertainty of the impact of rate cuts in the short term, price movements are "hard to predict," and the instability of the upcoming November U.S. elections will only complicate matters further, "after the recent range lows, we see a downside target for BTC at $53,000, while the upside target after breaking the descending wedge is $65,000."

He added, "It's hard to predict the direction before the elections, but the risk situation should lead to short-term positive sentiment."