$BTC $BTR $ETH Last night, BTC surged straight to 81,240. Although it pulled back, it held above 79,287. The 80,000 mark is just one step away. This move isn’t a normal rebound—it’s a long-planned short-squeeze massacre: a 20% surge over three days, the biggest three-day jump since 2023, with more than $4 billion in short positions liquidated across the whole network, and a staggering RMB 28.8 billion wiped out. Brothers who are short—are your accounts okay?

The trigger was ridiculous: the U.S. Treasury announced that the scale of long-term Treasury purchases will be doubled. As U.S. bond yields fell, risk assets ignited immediately. Add uncontrolled inflation and panic over mountains of U.S. debt—Bitcoin, this “digital gold,” was also targeted by safe-haven capital.

Institutions got even more aggressive. Last week, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $1.92 billion, the largest single-week buying spree since the peak in October last year. The options market is also paying a premium for long-term returns now—it’s not just betting on a short-term explosive rally.

The craziest part: MicroStrategy stopped for two weeks, yet the coin price kept flying. If this whale starts buying again, where’s the ceiling? Don’t forget the SEC has already approved spot ETFs. After the halving, the daily supply drops from 900 to 450—scarcity logic is turned up to the max.

There’s disagreement in the market, but Fundstrat has already spoken up: this could be the start of a new cycle, not just a technical rebound. Which side are you on? See you in the comments.#美比特币ETF连续六日净流入 #比特币大牛市的开端。这一切只是开始。⚡🚀