Bitcoin, Ethereum Traders Grow Even More Bearish as Prices Fall After Fed Decision
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Bitcoin, Ethereum Traders Grow Even More Bearish as Prices Fall After Fed Decision

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Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have each slipped roughly 5% in the past 24 hours, trading at $62,499 and $1,682 respectively, while Myriad’s prediction market now shows a strong bias toward further declines, with odds favoring a Bitcoin drop to $55,000 and an Ethereum dip to $1,500.

Prediction Market Sentiment

Myriad’s “Pump or Dump” contract reflects a sharp turn in investor expectations, as the probability of a Bitcoin “dump” has risen by more than 10% within a single day. Current forecasts assign nearly 72% confidence to a move toward $55,000 before any potential rebound to $84,000.

Federal Reserve Impact

The bearish turn follows Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s inaugural FOMC meeting, where a hawkish tone signaled no imminent rate cuts. Polymarket data now price an 80% chance that the Fed will forgo any cuts through 2026, while CME FedWatch indicates traders anticipate a rate hike before year‑end.

Analyst Outlook

Bitfire Research analysts caution that despite the heightened dump odds, the crypto market could find a near‑term floor if investors reassess risk amid the evolving monetary policy landscape. Continued monitoring of price, market sentiment, and blockchain developments will be essential for investors navigating this volatility.