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Attention to the Fed Decision: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana May Move by 5%! - Coin Bulletin
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) have been warned that the Fed's interest rate decision to be announced today could lead to price movements of up to 5%.
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision, which will be announced today at 21:00 Turkish time, could lead to price fluctuations of between %3 and %5 in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. This estimate is based on Volmex's one-day implied volatility (IV) indices.
The impact of the Fed's interest rate decision and economic projections is expected to increase volatility in the crypto market. The 24-hour volatility expectation for Bitcoin is 3.31%, while for Ethereum and Solana it is 5.25% and 5.73%, respectively. This volatility could lead to significant fluctuations in daily trading volume.
According to Volmex's calculations, the annual volatility of Bitcoin is currently at 63.32%. This means that the 24-hour price change is expected to be around 3.31%. It is also predicted that Ethereum and Solana may witness similarly strong price fluctuations.
Although the Fed's interest rate decision is a major turning point, a significant volatility explosion is not expected immediately. Investors are waiting for a signal from the Fed to keep interest rates steady and end the quantitative tightening program. However, it is also seen as possible for gains to remain limited due to the impact of a potential stagflationary adjustment in risky assets.