Bitcoin has gained almost ten thousand dollars in the last ten days, thanks to the US Federal Reserve’s decision to cut key interest rates. 📈 However, social metrics point to a possible end to this growth in the short term.

After the publication of inflation data on September 11, the price of Bitcoin fell to $55,500, but then began to rise amid speculation about the Fed’s actions. The rate cut led to growth to $64,000, but now the asset has fallen back to $63,000.

Santiment data shows that FOMO (fear of missing out) has reached the fourth highest level since the beginning of the year, which usually foretells a correction. The Fear and Greed Index also rose to 54 (neutral), which may signal a possible price drop.

Stay alert and watch the market! 🚀