Today, Bitcoin remains stable at $117,000. CEO of Twenty One Capital anticipates a potential 200-fold increase in the future.
In the world of cryptocurrencies, the recent announcement from the Federal Reserve has sent ripples. On September 17, 2025, the Federal Reserve made a 25 basis points interest rate cut, lowering the benchmark interest rate range to 4-4.25%.
The immediate impact was felt by Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Following the announcement, Bitcoin's price fell to $115,000. However, the digital currency quickly recovered and was back trading at $117,400 by the evening of the same day.
The overall crypto market also saw gains following the interest rate cut, with Ethereum rising 2% to $4,633, and XRP jumping nearly 3% to $3.11.
Bitcoin's daily trading volume, however, took a hit, decreasing by 27% to IDR 695.63 trillion. Despite this, Bitcoin's market capitalization remains approximately IDR 38,675 trillion.
The volatile nature of cryptocurrencies is well-known, and it's always advisable for potential investors to do their own research and consider using cold cash before diving in.
Investors looking for a non-governmental store of value may find Bitcoin increasingly attractive in a low-interest-rate environment, as lower rates can make alternative assets like Bitcoin more appealing to institutional investors.
One such institutional investor is Twenty One Capital, a Bitcoin-only investment firm. Twenty One Capital, which currently holds 43,500 BTC, surpassing the Bitcoin holdings of early companies like Tesla, is preparing to list on exchanges through a SPAC merger with Cantor Fitzgerald's Cantor Equity Partners. If approved by the SEC, Twenty One Capital will trade on Nasdaq under the stock code XXI.
Twenty One Capital has backing from Tether, Bitfinex, and SoftBank. The CEO of Twenty One Capital, Jack Mallers, has even predicted that Bitcoin's value could increase up to 200 times in the future.
It's important to note that while this article aims to enrich readers' information, it does not influence outside parties. Analysts have noted that the Federal Reserve's cautious stance reflects an attempt to strike a balance between promoting economic growth and avoiding a spike in inflation.
As of September 21, 2025, the current Bitcoin (BTC) price in US dollars is approximately $115,745. For those interested in the future price of Bitcoin, it's worth noting that on September 19, 2025, the Bitcoin price was $117,255, approximately IDR 1,935,722,217.
This article was sourced from Coingape.
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