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Bitcoin (BTC), which surpassed $123,000 on July 14th to reach a new ATH, has been consolidating below $120,000 for about a month. Having climbed above $120,000 several times but failed to hold there, BTC appears poised for a rally. At this point, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards said that Bitcoin outflows have increased on Coinbase, the largest exchange in the United States, and this has resulted in a historical rise. Sharing from the X account, Charles Edwards stated that Coinbase’s institutional Bitcoin transaction volume reached 75%. The analyst noted that high breakouts reaching these levels always cause the BTC price to rise a week later. “Yesterday, institutional Bitcoin purchases represented 75% of Coinbase volume. Any reading above 75% indicates higher prices a week from now.” The high Bitcoin outflows on Coinbase occurred as July’s US CPI data came in lower than expected and the BTC price was heading towards all-time highs. When asked about the reason for the increase in corporate demand, Edwards pointed to the outlook for interest rates following yesterday’s CPI data. Edwards noted that inflation is in line with expectations, increasing the likelihood of an interest rate cut, noting that low interest rates generally boost risky assets and that Bitcoin has historically reacted more aggressively to such macroeconomic signals. “Corporate interest has increased because inflation was as expected yesterday. This means the Fed will cut interest rates next month and probably three times this year. Markets are evaluating the possibility of a large 0.5% cut given the poor employment environment. As interest rates fall, risk assets rise, and Bitcoin has become the fastest-growing horse in history. According to CME Group’s FedWatchTool data, a 25 basis point rate cut in September is priced in at 99.8%. *This is not investment advice. Follow our Telegram and Twitter account now…

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Filed under: News - @ August 14, 2025 1:28 am