#比特币重回8.4万美元
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Bitcoin has climbed back above $84,000.
Last week, it briefly dipped to around $80,000.
On Monday, it hit a high of $84,340.
It gained about 1.16% in 24 hours.
What fueled this rebound?
Short sellers were squeezed first.
Leveraged traders had built up heavy short positions in futures.
As prices recovered, short positions were forced to close.
Stop-loss orders added further upward pressure.
Spot buying also provided fairly steady support.
The tug-of-war over capital continues.
Spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $681 million last week.
That was the biggest weekly outflow since June.
On October 9, flows turned slightly positive.
Selling pressure is easing, but it hasn't disappeared.
Institutions are pulling out, yet prices are holding up.
There's another factor.
Inflation data is due out this week.
Until the direction becomes clear, the rebound could face repeated tests.
There are still investors waiting to sell at breakeven above.
This recovery looks more like short covering than an influx of new money.
With both forces at play, it's worth leaving some room in your positions.
In crypto, prices are recovering before capital flows. For confirmation, we need to see whether ETFs can attract inflows consistently.
Do you think Bitcoin can hold above $84,000? Let's talk in the comments.
[👉 比特币怎么看，币安聊天室跟进](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/TdcVf6Ho)
Bitcoin has climbed back above $84,000.
Last week, it briefly dipped to around $80,000.
On Monday, it hit a high of $84,340.
It gained about 1.16% in 24 hours.
What fueled this rebound?
Short sellers were squeezed first.
Leveraged traders had built up heavy short positions in futures.
As prices recovered, short positions were forced to close.
Stop-loss orders added further upward pressure.
Spot buying also provided fairly steady support.
The tug-of-war over capital continues.
Spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $681 million last week.
That was the biggest weekly outflow since June.
On October 9, flows turned slightly positive.
Selling pressure is easing, but it hasn't disappeared.
Institutions are pulling out, yet prices are holding up.
There's another factor.
Inflation data is due out this week.
Until the direction becomes clear, the rebound could face repeated tests.
There are still investors waiting to sell at breakeven above.
This recovery looks more like short covering than an influx of new money.
With both forces at play, it's worth leaving some room in your positions.
In crypto, prices are recovering before capital flows. For confirmation, we need to see whether ETFs can attract inflows consistently.
Do you think Bitcoin can hold above $84,000? Let's talk in the comments.