Bitcoin Cleared $85,000 a Week After the CLARITY Act Died and the Fed Hiked. How High Can It Go?

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• Bitcoin surged 14% to $86,000 after the CLARITY Act failed and the Fed hiked rates, closing above its 50-week moving average for the first time in nearly a year.

• Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $999 million in a single day on September 21, the highest one-day inflow since October 2025, led by BlackRock, ARK, and Fidelity.

• Analysts are targeting a range of $95,000 to $100,000 as the next level, though a close below $75,000 support or the 10-year yield breaking above 5% could trigger a pullback.

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The Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) price hovers at $86,291 after surging about 14% from its September 15 close of $75,584, the day the Senate voted down the CLARITY Act.

Just a day later, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates, but rather than ending Bitcoin's rally, these events marked a low point that Bitcoin quickly recovered from, closing above its 50-week moving average for the first time in nearly a year. So, how high can the Bitcoin price go from here?

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