With the Federal Reserve signaling a shift in policy, many analysts believe the Bitcoin (BTC) bull run is now unstoppable.

The Federal Reserve's recent signals of a shift in policy have sparked heated debate among crypto analysts, with many now asserting that the Bitcoin (BTC) bull run is "unstoppable."
As financial conditions loosen and interest rate hikes slow down, Bitcoin is once again demonstrating its role as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty, leading to a resurgence in BTC's price.
"The Fed blinked," remarked Shiv, a popular crypto analyst, in a recent analysis. As the central bank eases financial conditions, more liquidity is likely to flow into risk assets, including Bitcoin.
Moreover, Shiv highlighted the increasing institutional adoption of BTC, with companies like BlackRock applying for spot Bitcoin ETFs and funds like Animoca Brands accumulating BTC in their treasuries. This sustained support from large institutions provides a strong foundation for the cryptocurrency in the long term.
Furthermore, the upcoming Bitcoin halving in 2024 will create a significant reduction in BTC's supply, potentially amplifying demand even more. As the saying goes, "they don't make it anymore."
With Bitcoin already showing signs of regaining momentum, some analysts, like Darius Garneys, are already predicting new all-time highs.
If the Federal Reserve continues on this trajectory, BTC's next big target of $100,000 and beyond could be reached sooner than anticipated.
As the dust settles on the recent market turbulence, the cryptocurrency sector appears to be incrementally shifting towards a new phase.
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