Bitcoin Faces Pivotal Week as Fed Rate Cut and $1.5 Billion Treasury Plan Loom

Bitcoin is facing a crucial week as investors monitor the Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cut. A significant development in traditional finance involves Asset Entities' merger with Strive Enterprises to create a Bitcoin treasury company.

Over $7 trillion from U.S. money market funds may flow into cryptocurrencies if the Fed cuts rates.
Asset Entities shares surged after shareholders approved the merger on September 9.
The new entity, Strive Inc, aims to raise $1.5 billion to acquire Bitcoin, potentially making it a top ten public corporate holder.
The capital raise will consist of $750 million from a private investment and $750 million from warrant exercises.
This amount could fund the acquisition of about 13,450 BTC at current prices.
Strive has ambitions to acquire 75,000 BTC linked to claims from the collapsed Mt. Gox exchange.
The merger is poised to enhance Strive's Bitcoin-per-share ratio.

As the Fed prepares for its first rate cut of this cycle, markets expect a reduction of 25–50 basis points. Historical patterns suggest that lower rates could attract fresh capital to Bitcoin.