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Bitcoin Reclaims $114K: Altcoins Surge Amid Fed Rate Cut

Bitcoin Rebounds ⁤Above $114K as​ Market ‌Sentiment Shifts; Maxi Doge Presale‍ Gains Traction

New​ York,​ NY – september ⁣30, 2024 – Bitcoin surged past $114,000 ⁤today, marking a significant intraday recovery and pushing the total cryptocurrency market capitalization back‍ above $3.9 ⁣trillion. The‌ rally coincides with ‍a broader positive⁤ trend across conventional markets, fueled by a recent rate cut⁣ from the Federal Reserve and‍ growing investor risk appetite.

BTC closed​ near $113,985 after briefly⁤ hitting $114,309, with traders now watching $108,000 as a key support level and $114,309 as immediate resistance. A‍ stronger ceiling is anticipated near $117,000. ⁣Ethereum‍ and XRP also experienced gains, rising 2.44%‍ and 0.89% respectively.

The positive momentum isn’t limited to crypto. The S&P 500, Nasdaq,​ and gold are all trading in the green, ‍with the US Treasury’s gold holdings now exceeding $1 trillion in value. ‌

Fed Rate Cut Ignites Risk-On Sentiment

Analysts attribute the market​ upswing to ⁤the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut, which has lowered ‌borrowing costs and encouraged investment in higher-risk assets. This shift in ⁢monetary policy is ⁣benefiting not only established cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin but also altcoins and emerging projects, including new meme‍ coins currently in presale.

One such project attracting significant‌ attention is maxi Doge ($MAXI), which has ⁢already raised $2.6 million in its ⁢presale phase.

BTC Consolidates Amidst Growing Risk Appetite – A ‌Boon for ⁢Altcoins?

While Bitcoin ⁤enjoys a bullish moment,‍ technical‍ indicators suggest⁤ a period of consolidation may‌ be‌ ahead. The RSI is currently neutral, the ADX⁢ remains ​below 20 (indicating a lack of‍ clear ​trend), and the 50-day EMA⁤ is still above‍ the 200-day

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