So, a full trading day was over and it was rather uneventful, every single move was already priced in, and not even the full speech about the future possibilities dint triggered anything but rumors that dies down pretty fast.
If there will be a rally most likely the first possible date for it will be Nov 10, that's when the inflation data is released, if inflation growth has cooled off or we see things better than expected this will mean no more aggressive rate hikes and probably straight to 25k at least, a few good months and we will revert all the loss when this shit started back in April.
Basically when I see and read the OP's post, why wait for the decision to be taken by the FED. The impression is that the price of Bitcoin depends on them when the economy is or will face inflation. Wouldn't one day fiat currency lose its value?
One day, but it's nowhere near.
Just the fact that we're still down 50% since spring despite inflation it's a clear thing that it's not fiat currently that is losing value the worse.
If those months have attached us a less is that you simply can't think of an asset commodity or whatever investment to go x10 in value in difficult economic times, for one to gain value you need money and there is not that much on the side for investment currently.