
Takeaways:
Santiment calls for a bullish outlook ahead of the FOMC meeting, which is expected to result in another 25-point tax rate cut.
Analyst believes Bitcoin’s recent price dump is ‘normal, pre-FOMC’, while also warning against the coming high volatility historically associated with this period.
Bitcoin could reach an ATH of $141K-$143, according to other crypto analysts.
Bitcoin’s Layer 2, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), reaches $25M in presale and targets a release window between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026.
Bitcoin remains bullish despite failing to maintain its momentum after October 10.
Santiment was the first to note it, calling October 27 ‘bullish Monday’, ahead of the FOMC meeting, which takes place today.

The meeting is mere hours away, and the market expects another 25-point rate cut to mirror the one in September. The market is almost certain of the outcome, with FedWatch putting the odds of a favorable decision at 97.8%.
With investors preparing for the event, Bitcoin’s retraction seems to be ‘normal, pre-FOMC’, believes Michael van de Poppe. He also warns against expected volatility, urging leverage traders to stay away as Bitcoin consolidates.
He also calls $BTC ‘heavily undervalued’, stating that ‘buying here at $112K is essentially a steal’.
With the expectation of a bullish Q4, Bitcoin looks good even when it’s dropping.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), Bitcoin’s Layer 2 upgrade, which promises faster and cheaper on-chain Bitcoin transactions, is looking even better.
A Realistic Price Prediction for Bitcoin’s Q4
Crypto analyst Ali believes that Bitcoin has two key developmental milestones to reach ahead of its upcoming bull run: the support level at $111,160 and the breakout above the resistance level at $117,630.
Clearing $117K could build the momentum $BTC needs for another $120K breach. At that point, an ATH of $143K is more than feasible, Ali believes.

Analysts at TD Cowen share the same view, predicting a $141K price point by December. Their reasoning: Bitcoin’s unexpected resilience following October 10’s market crash, which erased $19B in leveraged positions.
Bitcoin faltered, losing up to 15% in hours, according to Cowen’s report, but bounced back on a floating line between $110K and $116K, with the occasional dip below $110K, the lowest being $104,708 on October 17.

This swift recovery, while not complete, speaks to Bitcoin’s increasing adaptability and resilience, in stark contrast to its historical volatility.
As Deribit shows, 2025 marked a shift in Bitcoin’s market volatility, with $BTC becoming more stable, showcasing perhaps its tamest performance yet.

Several factors have contributed to this, including more pro-crypto legislation, with Trump’s GENIUS Act at its core, and growing adoption rates.
According to Bitcoin Treasuries, 353 entities hold 4.05M $BTC in treasuries across multiple sectors. These include smart contracts, ETFs, public and private companies, and governments, and the numbers are growing fast.
The larger context is even more exciting. A September 2025 Deutsche Bank report states:
While gold has long been the standard alternative, the Trump Administration’s landmark decision to establish a US Strategic Reserve this past March reignites the argument for central banks to hold Bitcoin as a reserve asset.[…]
We conclude there is room for both gold and Bitcoin to coexist on central bank balance sheets by 2030.
—Deutsche Bank,Bitcoin vs. Gold: The Future of Central Bank Reserves by 2030
Therefore, Bitcoin is undoubtedly on the rise, and Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) will propel it higher by providing a clear-cut solution to Bitcoin’s most pressing issue: its performance limitations.
How Bitcoin Hyper Will Make the Bitcoin Ecosystem Faster and Cheaper
Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) aims to solve Bitcoin’s biggest problem: its TPS cap of 7.
The Bitcoin network ranks an abysmal 27th on the list of the fastest blockchains. The results are as expected: unreasonably high fees that increase with the transaction’s size, and confirmation times of up to several hours during high-traffic periods.
This difficulty led to the emergence of the fee-based priority system, in which miners prioritize large and fee-heavy transactions at the expense of smaller ones. This explains, at least in part, why the Bitcoin network isn’t a feasible choice for developers.
Hyper aims to change that with the help of tools like Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) and the Canonical Bridge.
The SVM enables the ultra-fast execution of smart contracts, boosting Bitcoin’s network performance to Solana-grade speeds.
The Canonical Bridge addresses Bitcoin’s long confirmation times by minting the users’ $BTC into the Hyper layer once the Bitcoin Relay Program confirms the transaction details. The whole process takes just seconds.

Once fully deployed, the Canonical Bridge will essentially eliminate the incentives behind the fee-based priority system, decreasing finality times from hours to seconds, and lowering costs dramatically.
In short, Hyper could change the game for Bitcoin, which explains why the presale has managed to reach $25M so quickly.
It’s not too late to invest, as Bitcoin Hyper targets a presale end date between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026. Buy $HYPER right now at the low presale price of $0.013185.