Bitcoin Is Up 13% Since the Fed Hike. Here's Why the Funds That Sold Came Back
Bitcoin
September 23, 2026
12:19
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Bitcoin price is up about 13% since the Federal Reserve raised rates on September 16, and Wall Street funds did most of the buying. Three things brought them back.
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