Bitcoin rebounds about 23% weekly as bond yields fall and spot ETF inflows grow

Bitcoin is holding near $86,000 after briefly approaching $87,000, with weaker US jobs data reducing expectations of an October Federal Reserve rate hike. Large purchases by Strive and Strategy are supporting sentiment, while elevated Treasury yields and mixed ETF flows could keep the recovery measured.

Bitcoin is holding near $83,000 as expectations of an October Federal Reserve rate hike have fallen below 50 percent. Continued ETF inflows and lower derivatives leverage are helping support market stability, while traders await PCE inflation data and US payrolls for fresh clues on the Fed’s next move.

Bitcoin is holding near $84,000 as renewed US-Iran tensions, higher oil prices, and elevated Treasury yields weigh on risk appetite. Strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and corporate purchases are providing support, while traders await US economic data and assess changing Federal Reserve rate expectations.

Bitcoin is consolidating near $83,000 as strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows provide support despite a tougher macro backdrop. Elevated Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and higher leverage remain potential sources of volatility, while traders await US PCE inflation data for further clues on monetary policy.

Bitcoin rebounded strongly this week and was trading near the $84,000 mark after climbing above the $86,000 mark. The cryptocurrency was trading near the $84,048 mark.In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin was down 0.3% and Ethereum was up 0.2% to trade near $2,688. Among the major altcoins, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano gained upto 3.3% whereas BNB, Tron, and Hyperliquid corrected less than 1%.Also Read | Explained: Which mutual fund ratios should investors check before investing?The global crypto market capitalisation went up marginally 0.3% to $2.97 trillion, according to Coingecko.Nischal Shetty, Founder, WazirX said Ethereum followed a similar trajectory, ending the period close to $2,700. The initial rally followed the US Federal Reserve’s September policy decision. With the outcome largely priced in, the conclusion of the FOMC meeting reduced near-term uncertainty and encouraged investors to rebuild exposure to risk assets.Overall, the market structure has improved, but sentiment is already in the Greed zone, Shetty further said.Over the past week, Bitcoin and Ethereum were up 3.6% and 2.2% respectively. Among the major altcoins, BNB, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano gained upto 13.3% whereas Tron and Hyperliquid corrected 0.2% and 0.3% respectively.Crypto markets are consolidating after Bitcoin’s rejection near $87,000. BTC is trading around $84,000, with 83,000 - 83,300 acting as key support, said Riya Sehgal, Research Analyst, Delta Exchange.Also Read | Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund suspends fresh subscription in 3 international fundsETF flows also remain positive, with Bitcoin ETFs recording about $191 million in net inflows on September 24, taking the six-session total to roughly $2.8 billion. Ethereum ETFs added around $66 million. For BTC, $83,000 and $85,000 remain the key levels for the next directional move, Sehgal further said.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times)

Bitcoin is trading around $84,000 after retreating from recent highs as rising US Treasury yields and stronger jobs data weigh on risk appetite. However, steady ETF inflows and whale accumulation continue to support demand. Traders are also watching the Trump-Xi summit and the latest options expiry for potential market catalysts.

Bitcoin has pulled back towards $84,400 after reaching an eight-month high, with rising US Treasury yields and expectations of further rate hikes weighing on risk appetite. Institutional demand remains supportive as spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract inflows, but upcoming inflation and employment data, along with a major options expiry, could add volatility.

Bitcoin traded near $86,000 after US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $999 million in single-day inflows, their strongest in 11 months. Institutional demand and short liquidations supported the rally, while analysts watched $89,000 as a potential trigger toward $100,000.

Bitcoin has climbed above $85,000 after breaking through key resistance, supported by stronger spot ETF inflows, institutional buying, and short covering. More than $746 million in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours, while easing Treasury yields and oil prices have improved the broader macro backdrop. Analysts are now watching whether Bitcoin can hold above the $82,000-$82,800 zone.

Bitcoin is holding near Rs. 73.4 lakh as traders weigh weaker institutional demand against optimism surrounding the CLARITY Act vote. ETF outflows and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan are keeping volatility elevated, while Bitcoin’s resilience during the AI-stock selloff offers some support.

Bitcoin is holding near Rs. 74.2 lakh as subdued selling offers some stability, while recent ETF outflows indicate weaker institutional support at higher prices. On-chain data shows older holders are not selling heavily, but a tougher macro backdrop and the upcoming Fed decision could keep the market volatile.

Bitcoin is currently hovering around $77,000 after a slight retreat from $78,000, influenced by profit-taking and market dynamics. The performance of major altcoins varied significantly, with some posting gains while others experienced declines. Meanwhile, global crypto market capitalization has seen a marginal rise to $2.73 trillion. Investors are keeping a close watch on the upcoming FOMC meeting, which is poised to trigger substantial market movements.

Bitcoin is holding near $79,000 as traders await US PPI and CPI data ahead of the Federal Reserve’s September meeting. Higher oil prices and renewed Middle East tensions have kept inflation concerns elevated, while ETF inflows and improving market fundamentals continue to provide support. Analysts are watching key support and resistance levels for signs of the next move.

Bitcoin remains below Rs. 74.8 lakh as shifting US rate expectations, higher Treasury yields, and renewed inflation concerns weigh on the recovery. Despite softer retail demand signals, analysts say the cryptocurrency has shown resilience. Traders are watching the Rs. 75.8 lakh level for a potential recovery, with Rs. 74.2 lakh emerging as key support.

Bitcoin has slipped below 75.5 lakh after stronger US jobs data lifted expectations of a September Fed rate hike. Despite the pressure, ETF inflows and improving on-chain indicators continue to support the broader market. Analysts expect upcoming US CPI data and the Fed meeting to provide important direction for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin traded near the $79,000 mark as focus shifts to next week’s inflation data. Experts believe a softer CPI could bring rate-cut expectations back into focus, while a higher-than-expected reading would support the higher-for-longer view and keep pressure on crypto valuation. The cryptocurrency was trading at $79,644 mark.In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin was down 1.8% and Ethereum was down 2.3% to trade at $2,452 mark. Among the major altcoins, BNB, XRP, Solana, Hyperliquid, Dogecoin and Cardano were down 5.4% whereas Tron was up 0.9%. The global crypto market capitalisation edged down 1.4% to $2.77 trillion, according to Coingecko.Also Read | Explained: Looking to start a mutual fund SIP? Know the different types and which one suits youRiya Sehgal, Research Analyst, Delta Exchange said Crypto markets headed into the weekend after a sharp reversal highlighted the market’s sensitivity to U.S. monetary policy. Bitcoin moved above $82,000 as expectations of a September rate hike eased and institutional demand returned. Ethereum reclaimed $2,500. The move reversed after Friday’s U.S. jobs data.Sehgal further said that the rally remains intact, but the next move will depend on macro data. Bitcoin needs to hold the $78,500–$79,000 zone after its rejection near $82,000. Ethereum faces support around $2,440, while $2,500 remains a key level for a recovery.In the past week, Bitcoin and Ethereum were up 2.5% and 0.4% respectively. Among the major altcoins, BNB, XRP, Hyperliquid, and Cardano rallied up to 4.9% whereas Solana, Tron, Dogecoin corrected upto 2.4%.Global macro conditions remained mixed but broadly supportive for crypto during the week, said Nischal Shetty, Founder, WazirX. He further said that institutional crypto demand strengthened this week, with ETF products attracting approximately $510 million across four sessions as of September 4.“Strong inflows on August 31 and September 3 offset the $194.38 million withdrawal on September 1. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were still net negative by September 2, at $135 million and $37 million, respectively.”Also Read | Vikas Khemani’s Carnelian Asset Management files draft document with Sebi for its first fundHe also said that Bitcoin’s move above $81,000 and Ether’s recovery above $2,500 showed improving spot demand and macro liquidity.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times)

Bitcoin has moved above Rs. 76.3 lakh as expectations of a September Fed rate hike ease. ETF demand and renewed institutional buying are supporting the recovery, while analysts caution that six straight days of extreme fund flows could precede higher volatility. Traders are watching key resistance levels for confirmation of further gains.

Bitcoin has slipped below Rs. 73.6 lakh as rising oil prices, Treasury yields and stronger expectations of a September Fed rate hike weigh on risk appetite. Institutional demand remains supportive, with August recording strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows. Investors are now watching the US jobs report for fresh clues on monetary policy.

Bitcoin remains near Rs. 75.2 lakh despite hotter US inflation data, with institutional demand continuing to support the market. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded seven consecutive days of inflows, while investors now await Nvidia’s earnings and signals from Jackson Hole. Bitcoin’s inability to sustain levels above Rs. 77 lakh and expectations of a September rate hike could keep volatility elevated.

Bitcoin is consolidating after briefly crossing $81,000, with ETF inflows and improving liquidity supporting the broader market. However, large holders are booking profits, while investors await US PCE inflation and GDP data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s next move.

Bitcoin climbed above the $80,000 level on Tuesday as renewed institutional buying and improving sentiment toward risk assets extended the cryptocurrency’s recent recovery. The world’s largest cryptocurrency rose more than 2% to around $80,501, building on a rally that accelerated last week.Bitcoin had gained more than 20% over three days last week, marking its strongest three-day advance since 2023. A major short squeeze contributed to the surge, with more than $4 billion worth of bearish cryptocurrency positions reportedly liquidated as prices moved higher.Bitcoin Set For Biggest Weekly Gain In 3 Years As Bond Yields Fall, ETF Inflows Surge ETF Inflows Strengthen Bitcoin RallyThe latest gains have been supported by renewed demand from institutional investors. According to a report by CNBC, US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted $1.92 billion in net inflows last week, their strongest weekly performance since October, when Bitcoin reached its previous cycle peak.The rally also followed the US Treasury’s decision to increase purchases of longer-duration government bonds. The move temporarily pushed bond yields lower and improved appetite for riskier assets. Analysts Watch Rally SustainabilityDespite the sharp recovery, concerns remain over whether Bitcoin can maintain its upward momentum after a prolonged period of weakness. Notably, a similar rally in January 2023 initially lost momentum before Bitcoin found support around its 200-day moving average.Options market activity is also showing greater confidence, with investors increasingly purchasing exposure to Bitcoin’s potential gains over longer periods rather than focusing solely on short-term moves.Ether gained 1.17% to $2,498, while XRP rose 2.6% to $1.52. Another potential catalyst could come from Strategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, which has not purchased the cryptocurrency for two weeks. A return to buying while ETF inflows remain strong could provide additional support.

Bitcoin crossed $80,000 after a strong weekly rally, supported by institutional ETF demand and improved liquidity conditions. Ethereum and major altcoins also gained, while Bitcoin dominance climbed to nearly 59.8 percent. Analysts warned that stretched momentum could lead to profit-taking, with US PCE inflation data and Federal Reserve signals from Jackson Hole likely to influence the next market move.

Bitcoin closed in on the $80,000 mark, as renewed inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs and improving risk appetite extended the cryptocurrency's recent rally.

Bitcoin surged nearly 22.9% in one week to trade near the $78,000 mark as liquidity hopes, ETF inflows boost crypto markets. The cryptocurrency was trading at $777,473 mark.In the past week, Ethereum was up 29.7%. Among the major altcoins, BNB, XRP, Solana, Tron, Hyperliquid, Dogecoin, and Cardano rallied upto 56.3%. The global crypto market capitalisation went up $2.2 trillion to $2.53 trillion in one week, according to Coingecko.Also Read | Explained: 5 reasons why skipping SIPs may affect your long-term wealth creation Nischal Shetty, Founder, WazirX said crypto markets recorded a strong weekly recovery as improving liquidity expectations outweighed pressure from elevated oil prices and long-term bond yields. Reduced expectations of further Federal Reserve tightening, Treasury buybacks and a weaker US dollar supported risk appetite.“Bitcoin moved from a bearish technical setup into a bullish daily structure as buyers cleared the $64,000, $70,000 and $74,000 levels. Crypto ETFs recorded approximately $1.45 billion in net inflows across four consecutive sessions this week, reversing roughly $220 million in outflows during the preceding three sessions”Shetty further said the strongest daily inflow approached $710 million which sustained return of capital coincided with rising crypto prices, indicating institutional participation and improving market confidence.In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin was up 2.8% and Ethereum was up 3% to trade at $2,440 mark. Among the major altcoins, BNB, XRP, Solana, Tron, Hyperliquid, Dogecoin, Cardano rallies upto 19.7%. The global crypto market capitalisation went up 3.1% to $2.71 trillion, according to Coingecko.Bitcoin is trading near $78,000 after rising more than 18% from the $63,000 region earlier this week, while Ethereum is near $2,500, said Riya Sehgal, Research Analyst, Delta Exchange.Strong Bitcoin ETF inflows have supported prices even after more than $4 billion in crypto shorts were liquidated. On-chain data also shows some distribution from long-term Bitcoin holders, so continued selling near higher levels will be worth watching, Sehgal further said.On Bitcoin crossing $75,000 mark, SB Seker, Head of APAC, Binance said Bitcoin’s move back above the $75,000 mark is a notable sign of renewed participation after a period of heightened volatility and macro uncertainty.Also Read | HDFC and Axis Mutual Fund resume subscriptions in gold ETFs and gold ETF FoFsMarket perspectivePrateek Gupta, Head of Business, MudrexBitcoin has pushed to around $79,000, continuing to rally supported by Treasury buybacks and Trump's White House crypto summit. A weekly close near current levels, followed by a monthly close above $80,000, could confirm a sustained rally toward $85,000. Meanwhile, $70,000 remains the key support as break below it could trigger a pullback toward $65,000.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times)

Bitcoin is on track for its strongest weekly rally in more than three years as investors respond to falling long-term US bond yields, stronger institutional demand and renewed optimism around the cryptocurrency market.The world’s largest cryptocurrency climbed as much as 9.4% and was trading near $77,500 in late New York trading. Its weekly gain has reached roughly 23%, potentially marking its biggest seven-day increase since March 2023.Bond market move triggers Bitcoin rallyThe latest surge followed US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s announcement that the government would at least double its purchases of longer-dated bonds. The move pushed long-term yields lower and encouraged investors to increase exposure to riskier assets.Bitcoin ETFs See $390 Million Weekly Outflows As Investor Sentiment Turns Cautious The rally was also amplified by a wave of short-position liquidations. Nearly $2.5 billion in leveraged bearish Bitcoin positions and about $4.5 billion across cryptocurrencies were reportedly liquidated over three days, according to Coinglass data.Institutional demand has provided another boost. US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs are heading for their strongest weekly inflows since January, with the 13 funds attracting more than $1 billion so far this week.Trump support and ETF demand lift sentimentInvestor confidence also improved after US President Donald Trump met cryptocurrency industry executives, including representatives from Coinbase and other major firms. Trump urged the Senate to advance the Clarity Act, legislation aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for digital assets. Shares of crypto-linked companies also rallied, with Coinbase gaining 8.2%, Strategy rising 6% and Circle advancing 5.2%.Despite the rally, Bitcoin remains well below its record high of more than $126,000 reached last October, underscoring the cryptocurrency’s continued volatility.

New Delhi: Bitcoin surged toward the $80,000 mark on Saturday, on track for its strongest weekly gain in more than three years amid optimism of traders related to a spike in bond yields.The cryptocurrency jumped as much as 4.8 per cent over 24 hours and was trading around $78,588 as of 9:10 am. Bitcoin (BTC) gained 0.6 per cent in the past hour and 24.5 per cent across the past week, marking a strong weekly rally as traders assessed a new initiative from the US aimed at fiscal consolidation.BREAKING: $BTC surges toward $80,000, up more than 10% in 24 hours to a three-month high, wiping out over $4 billion in short bets. pic.twitter.com/MiZ6mxDSGW— HIT.com (@HIT) August 21, 2026 Such a weekly advance was not experienced by the cryptocurrency since March 2023. Bitcoin last traded near $80,000 in May 2026.Bitcoin ETFs See $390 Million Weekly Outflows As Investor Sentiment Turns Cautious Analysts said the rally was driven partly by a US Treasury announcement that it would double its long‑dated bond buybacks, a move that pushed long yields lower and lifted risk appetite across markets.The announcement forced the liquidation of billions of short positions, amplifying the price move in crypto, market participants said.Meanwhile, gold also reached its highest level since May after concerns rose among investors that the intervention in the bond market will weigh on the dollar.US President Donald Trump’s meeting with executives from crypto firms such as Coinbase Global and Payward was also taken as a positive indication about the administration’s favourable stance to crypto.Bitcoin Hits Two-Week High After US–Iran Peace Deal Boosts Risk Appetite Institutional buyers returned to the market this week, with the US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds set to clock their largest weekly inflows since January.Collectively, 13 ETFs have seen inflows of over $1 billion so far this week, further driving the bullish mood in crypto.Bitcoin remains far below its peak near $126,000 seen in October 2025, followed by a major sell-off that bottomed out at $58,642 in late June 2026.Disclaimer: This story is from the syndicated feed. Nothing has been changed except the headline.