Is Bitcoin starting to ignore the Fed? Inflation data didn't cause the expected "big jump."

Hey geniuses,

We all saw the recent US inflation data, which came in weaker than expected, boosting expectations for a Fed rate cut in the near future. Traditionally, this is huge, positive news for high-risk assets like Bitcoin.

The strange thing is that we didn't see the usual decisive rise. It seems the world's largest cryptocurrency is still confined to a narrow range, facing significant resistance.

Personal Line :

I personally see this stability, despite the positive news, as a sign that Bitcoin is starting to behave like a mature financial system, less affected by instantaneous emotional movements. Perhaps the market has become deeper?

What is your interpretation of Bitcoin's "limited" reaction to news that would have caused a massive jump in previous cycles? Have the rules of the game changed?