Pretty simple — by continuing to keep buying at low amounts consistently, because I simply don't know what's going to happen. Like, we're going to have announcements concerning the federal reserve like every month or so; I'm not going to coin flip every single month.

If this article came out when Bitcoin fell from $24k to below $20k, it would have made more sense. But what spectacular downtrend do you see in the last 24 hours? The value is the same, if not higher by 0.5-0.6%.

Electricity prices are going up, gas prices are exploding all around the EU, and the inflation is turning to hyperinflation. Maybe we can already consider it to be hyperinflation. In such a state of turmoil, you can't expect investors to start pouring fresh money into bitcoin when it's uncertain if they will have heating this winter.

Perhaps not, but forget about the reported numbers for a bit and consider what you can buy with your euros. Price increases are not 3% or 5% or whatever each country reports. Everything in your shopping bag is up by 30%, 50%, and +100%. And that's a concerning fact. I can't refuel my car to go out and shop for groceries the way I could months ago.

The CBDC restart of the economy is brought to you by Pfizer.

It’s possible it need time to bounce back. You can use the pre pandemic event result to Bitcoin as reference for your question. Bitcoin is on this kind of Psychological worse than this before when pandemic first hit and many people secure money in fiat because everyone is afraid for economic crisis but Bitcoin recover bounce back stronger up to the ATH after a couple of months when global market started to recover again. Bitcoin just need to hit a solid ground to create a footing for another cycle of price recovery.

 Bitcoin will never stay down because many user still believes and just wait for the perfect opportunity to buy. You can see that many user still posting interest of buying despite Bitcoin is dumping hard. This is a proof that Bitcoin can bounce back anytime when all crypto traders unite.

Is there something that should we be worried about with that news you've shared? Well, that's been happening with every FED-related news and with every financial market news.
There's always the uncertainty that this news is bringing to the bitcoin market but we're used to it and that's not a new thing that we should worry about.
How do I react to it? I just react to nothing and just let it pass since it's always happening because this is a speculative market.

the article is about FIAT interest rates/inflation(for those that didnt click/use a translator)

it mentions the under 1% change in 24 hours.. thus topic is a story of no importance based on the content of the topic message

however based on the topic title
right now everyone is seeing that inflation/hyper inflation means products,, goods and possessions are going to increase in price this year, and so everyone is trying to buy up and stockpile the physical goods of their lifestyle they may need this-next year, before they cost more.

this means selling investments to buy these things this this invested cash.
later once all mid-longterm goods are bought up to be prepared for the real world physical goods price rise. people will then not need to buy that stuff in the mid-long term. thus have spare disposable cash to invest again to hedge against inflation.
(no point putting cash under the mattress as it loses value in an inflation event))
so that economic game will take time over next 3month-2years)

however the mining events, of new efficient asics being released in april-june caused the hashrate to peak and comedown where people replaced 2 old gen asics for 1 new asic to be more powerful while using less energy,
however now in sepember even more asics are now switching on which is causing the hashrate competition to now kick in again, raising the bottomline cost of mining a bitcoin due to new hashrate increases. and also with the energy prices increasing, which will affect everyones overall costs. which should see people re-evaluate if they want to be a miner for increasing cost, or just a buyer.

this will result on a push of the price because those with high energy costs wont want to mine btc anymore. and instead just straight up buy bitcoin

Global economy is in a slump and Bitcoin's price is generally tied to the state of the global economy. Predicting Bitcoin's price on micro levels is no better than a coin flip if you want to try contextualize fed policy with the crypto world.


Hyperinflation are the last breaths of a currency. I don't see euros collapsing any time soon nor do most people. It's also probably true that 9 percent inflation isn't the ceiling either. When the energy crisis worsens in the winter time, businesses will collapse in on themselves and wage increases will be only a fraction of the inflation rate. I don't believe the EU can responsibly pull themselves out.

What I have learnt recently is that the economy is interconnected and bitcoin is part and parcel of the economy we live in. I was thinking that by the design and nature of bitcoin, when other sector of the economy is affected or when there is universal inflation, bitcoin will stand out. But I have come to the great realization that bitcoin is well integrated in the economy.
For the question of whether bitcoin will recover, I am so confident about that. Bitcoin is not close to her end. There are more and more use case and adoption of bitcoin world wide. Btc is penetrating seriously.

This won't be the first time The Fed are thrown in such investigations, I could remember even the EU ones had a meeting of the power consumption of Bitcoin mining. It's long tussle from the government to either have good control of Crypto-currency or restrict it.

So speaking as an investor I don't think this is worrisome to me and if the price of Bitcoin would be affected by this it won't be of tangible measures. In between as a genuine crypto-currency enthusiast I think I am of the believe that some fraudulent activities that highly needs investigation should be open for the government to investigate it, I don't believe crypto-currency space should be an alternative shelter for fraudsters or illegal activities.