BiyaPay analyst: If the Fed cuts interest rates, Bitcoin is expected to rise by 37%, repeating its September 2019 trend

According to BlockBeats, on September 15, the Federal Reserve's interest rate resolution approached, market sentiment became cautious, and Bitcoin remained fluctuating around $115,000, and investors were generally waiting and watching. Historical data shows that the Fed often amplifies Bitcoin's volatility at the beginning of a loose cycle. In September 2019, BTC rose 37% in the first month after the Fed initiated a rate cut. This makes the market generally expect that if interest rates are cut again on September 17, a new round of rising market may be ignited. Globally, major central banks' policies are also synergistic. The European Central Bank hinted that asset purchases may be increased in the fourth quarter, and central banks in many countries sent signals of balance sheet expansion. A loose environment often means increased liquidity, and crypto assets are often the beneficiaries of capital influx because they are highly sensitive to liquidity. If the Fed rate cut resonates with global easing, Bitcoin price may usher in greater elasticity. BiyaPay analysts pointed out that the recovery in institutional demand and the inflow of Bitcoin ETF funds provide additional support for the market. If interest rate cuts are implemented, liquidity support will further promote the concentration of funds in mainstream assets such as Bitcoin. Overall, the market environment in September 2025 has many similarities with that in 2019, and Bitcoin may see an increase of more than 30%. However, analysts remind that short-term risks still exist, and investors should continue to pay attention to the direction of the Federal Reserve's policy and remain stable and flexible when allocating. As a global multi-asset trading platform, BiyaPay provides users with 0-fee digital currency trading, US stocks and Hong Kong stock investment and cross-border exchange services, helping investors flexibly allocate assets and capture market opportunities in macro fluctuations.