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#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ The Fed just finished raising rates, and the expectation for another hike in October has been pushed down to 70%. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker even said that inflation hasn't made enough progress and more hikes might be needed. According to the old script, BTC should have been crushed by now. But this time it's different. Not only did Bitcoin not crash, it even briefly broke through 87,000 this week. Just take a look at the capital flow and everything becomes clear. On September 21, the US $BTC spot ETF saw a single-day net inflow of $999 million, setting a new high for 2026. Not to mention Strategy's corporate treasuries, which are quietly increasing their holdings. Institutions are not fleeing during the rate hike cycle; instead, they're charging in. In short, BTC's sensitivity to interest rates is changing. Rate hikes used to drain liquidity, but now Wall Street treats BTC as an allocation asset, buying on dips and firmly absorbing selling pressure.