Quirky Query: Should Bitcoin react like the dollar to higher interest rates?

While I am not an expert, I am guessing that it will react to higher interest rates like the dollar in the future when Bitcoin is widely accepted in exchange for goods and services.

For example, the dollar is currently widely accepted as a medium of exchange. It is understood that as interest rates go up, this tends to strengthen the dollar's value.

Cryptocurrency is slowly gaining traction as a medium of exchange in developed countries, although acceptance is often slowed down by politics or "regulatory" or "money laundering" concerns. So, for now, it seems like Bitcoin will react to higher interest rates in an inverse manner... but only temporarily... after which it may gain back its traction. A test of this idea may be June 11-12 when the Fed meets and indicates rates will stay the same i.e. higher for longer, possibly until just before the US elections when the Fed may decide on a lower interest rate.