Bitcoin trades in a sweet spot where Fed rate cut expectations support risk assets while dollar strength remains contained. The upcoming FOMC meeting in 19 days will clarify the rate path, while Q1 GDP data next week could influence the Fed's dovishness. Current macro conditions favor Bitcoin as both an inflation hedge and a beneficiary of potential rate cuts, though geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe and the Middle East create periodic safe-haven flows into traditional assets.

Bitcoin's 0.54 correlation with the S&P 500 over 90 days shows it's tracking risk assets but maintaining independent momentum through institutional adoption and supply dynamics.

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Long-term holders control 15.63M BTC or 78.5% of circulating supply, reflecting strong conviction amid reduced short-term holder supply at 4.32M BTC. 91.79% of on-chain supply remains in profit, signaling limited selling pressure from profitable positions. Circulating supply stands at 19.91M BTC with issuance dynamics post-halving reinforcing scarcity as halvings approach in 2028.