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Amin Ayan

Abra CEO Expects Fed Liquidity and Lower Rates to Support Bitcoin in 2026

Abra CEO Bill Barhydt expects Bitcoin to gain in 2026 as the Federal Reserve's looser monetary stance injects additional liquidity and boosts risk appetite. He highlights renewed bond purchases, the prospect of lower interest rates, and improving regulation and institutional demand as key supports, while other analysts foresee more moderate, lower-volatility returns. Some market observers also see Bitcoin in a corrective and accumulation phase after a sharp pullback from its late-2025 peak, with elevated rates limiting the chance of an early-2026 breakout.
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