Bitcoin Price Sees a Standard Pre-FOMC Correction, What Happens Next?

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Bitcoin price pullback ahead of the FOMC meeting is seen as a routine correction as BTC remains strong above the key $112,000 support level.

Following the rejection at $115,000 earlier this week, Bitcoin BTC $113 093 24h volatility: 1.0% Market cap: $2.26 T Vol. 24h: $67.25 B price has been flirting with $113,000, amid some selling pressure ahead of the FOMC meeting.

Market analysts noted that this BTC behavior often occurs ahead of a Fed rate cut announcement, and the rally remains intact. Several experts are highlighting bullish on-chain metrics to support the upward movement.

Bitcoin Price Pullback Could Be Temporary and Short-Lived

Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe said the recent market pullback appears to be a routine correction ahead of the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, rather than a sign of weakness. The inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs highlight strength here.

According to van de Poppe, the Bitcoin price is maintaining strength above the key $112,000 support level, suggesting stability in the broader market structure.

He added that he expects Bitcoin to hold current levels and resume its uptrend once this short-term correction phase concludes.

Crypto analyst Javon Marks stated that the Bitcoin price is forming a rising wedge pattern and preparing for a breakout to the upside.

He cited the past instances during 2013, 2017, and 2021, where a breakout from these chart patterns triggered a major rally ahead.

Robert Kiyosaki Expects BTC to Hit $200K This Year

Despite recent selling pressure, veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki still predicts that Bitcoin could reach $200K this year.

In his recent posts, Kiyosaki predicted the potential collapse of the US Dollar and has been advising his followers to invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum ETH $4 007 24h volatility: 2.4% Market cap: $483.59 B Vol. 24h: $34.08 B , gold, and silver.

On the other hand, Bitcoin’s derivatives market has flipped back to positive funding after a sharp reset that cleared excessive leverage from the system.

The move follows a wave of negative funding that flushed out leveraged positions, paid out short traders, and cooled off open interest, highlighting renewed bullish momentum.

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