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Bitcoin targets $112K as Fed cut odds hit 98%: what are traders missing?

Bitcoin targets $112K as Fed cut odds hit 98%: what are traders missing?

Bitcoin sprinted into the weekly close, challenging the $112,000 ceiling as markets priced a near-certain Fed cut. With four straight green daily candles and signs of steady TWAP accumulation, the question for the next 72 hours is simple: will a clean reclaim of $113,000 unlock the next leg higher—or was this just weekend volatility bait?

What just happened

After a range-bound weekend, bulls pressed price through $112,000 on improving US inflation prints. Intraday bids are defending higher, while traders eye a “clean break and close” to confirm continuation. Near-term upside checkpoints remain $118,000 and $123,000, with many longs anchored above ~$108,200.

Why this matters to traders

FedWatch odds of a 25 bps cut on Oct. 29 sit above 98%, and global central-bank easing is broadening—conditions that can support risk assets. On-chain, the short-term holder cost basis near $113,000 is a key pivot; sustained acceptance above it tends to flip supply into support and opens the door to the $130k–$144k band. But weekly close volatility and event risk can produce sharp fakeouts.

Key levels and scenarios

Actionable playbook (not financial advice)

Risks to respect

Bottom line

Bitcoin is knocking on a pivotal band. Acceptance above $113,000 tilts probability toward $118k/$123k and potentially $130k–$144k; failure pulls $112k and $108.2k back into focus. Plan the trade, define invalidation, and let the event come to you.

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