Bitcoin traded around $76,140 Wednesday morning, down 0.9% on the day and 4% on the week, a day after senators blocked the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Analysts argued that the Federal Reserve decision matters more to Bitcoin’s price than the legislative vote. Stephen Wundke of Algoz put the odds of a quarter-point increase at 93%, saying dovish signals could give crypto a strong last quarter while hawkish remarks could see Bitcoin retest its $63,000 low. Buying conviction fell from 10% to 3% for Bitcoin and from 23% to 9% for Ethereum, though prediction market Myriad shows a 72% probability of Bitcoin moving to $84,000.
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