[Opinion: Bitcoin Whales Significantly Reduce Holdings in the Past 24 Hours, FOMC Curse May Return] BlockBeats reports on October 28th that, according to analyst Alicharts, despite Bitcoin's over 1% rise today, it is still highly likely to be affected by the FOMC curse and experience another significant decline. According to their data, Bitcoin whales have recently realized approximately $156 million in profits, increasing potential selling pressure. Simultaneously, whales have reduced their holdings by approximately 8,162 BTC in the past 24 hours, worth about $664 million. This decline indicates that large holders are reducing their exposure ahead of the FOMC decision. Alicharts believes that Bitcoin's current key support level is near $81,000, where, according to URPD, nearly 1 million BTC have traded, according to data. If this level is broken, the next levels to watch are $77,000 and then $67,000. For a bullish turn, Bitcoin needs to break through $84,500, where approximately 620,000 BTC have been traded. Furthermore, recent patterns in FOMC meetings and Bitcoin price movements show that Bitcoin's volatility in the first hour after the meeting is typically less than 1%. A clearer direction usually emerges within the next 24 hours and often continues for up to a week. [Original Link]