Odaily Planet Daily News 10x Research said in its report that based on historical data, Bitcoin’s returns flattened in August and declined in September. However, tailwinds from U.S. interest rate policy, falling inflation, and the election calendar may buffer downward pressure from the $1 billion token unlock in August. Bitcoin market share is creating new highs this cycle, with significant implications. It said it expects Bitcoin to eventually reach new highs, but may need a "macro" boost, such as an expected interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve or another dose of lower inflation. As Bitcoin price approaches the top of its range, traders must remain on the lookout. The Fed rate decision on August 1 and the CPI report on August 14 will be crucial.