Why does Grayscale think Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) has bottomed?

Grayscale said Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) may have already reached its lowest point in the current market cycle.

How could Federal Reserve rate cuts affect Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC)?

Grayscale said lower interest rates could increase demand for Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and other risk assets.

No. Grayscale said market volatility is still possible despite improving conditions.

Federal Reserve policy can affect borrowing costs, investor confidence and demand for assets such as Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC).

Grayscale is a digital asset manager that offers investment products linked to cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC).

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Written by Jon CuthbertPublished Jul 24, 2026, 5:53 AM

Grayscale said Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) may have already reached its market bottom.
The asset manager said expectations of US Federal Reserve rate cuts could support Bitcoin.
Grayscale said investors should still expect market volatility.

Grayscale said Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) may have already reached its latest market bottom.

The firm said expected US Federal Reserve interest rate cuts could improve conditions for Bitcoin and other risk assets.

Grayscale said lower interest rates have often supported demand for assets such as Bitcoin.

The firm said market uncertainty remains, even if economic conditions become more favourable.

The Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions can influence investor demand for cryptocurrencies and other financial assets.

At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $65,314.02.