Bitcoin’s comeback is now in the Fed’s hands after big investors piled back in
Bitcoin rallied as institutional investors resumed buying, pushing the narrative shift to Federal Reserve policy. BTC's next move hinges on interest rate decisions and macroeconomic signals rather than retail sentiment. Institutional accumulation suggests confidence in near-term price support, though Fed tightening could reverse gains. Indian crypto investors should monitor rate expectations closely for directional clues.
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