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đ Bitcoin Hits 8-Month High: ETF Demand Revives Bullish Trend
$BTC closed last week at its highest level in eight monthsâsurpassing $84,000 and peaking at $87,401. The coin's price has already risen by approximately 45% since its June low.
đ Key Growth Drivers:
âĄïž Record ETF Inflows: Spot BTC ETFs in the US attracted $2.39 billion over the week (according to SoSoValue data)âthe best performance since October 2025. Last Monday alone saw a daily inflow of $999 million.
âĄïž Corporate Acquisitions: MicroStrategy purchased an additional 950 $BTC , bringing its total holdings to 846,000 BTC, while Michael Saylor is already hinting at further purchases.
Institutional Rally: Wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC have accumulated an additional 113,950 BTC since mid-July (with a combined total of 5.24 million BTC now in their accounts).
âĄïž Decoupling from the Stock Market: According to Santiment, BTC has risen 36% since August 18, whereas the S&P 500 gained only 0.8% and gold fell by 1.5%. Crypto is decisively decoupling from traditional assets.
âŒïž New instruments: Tuttle Capital and Strive have launched an ETF under the ticker DCAPâthe first "Digital Credit" fund investing in the preferred securities of companies holding BTC on their balance sheets.
đ§ Whatâs next?
All eyes are on the macro landscape. US PCE inflation data is due on Wednesday, September 30. According to estimates by Tom Lee of Fundstrat, an updated calculation methodology could lower core inflation from 3.4% to approximately 3%; this would give the Fed room to soften its rhetoric and provide fresh fuel for the market.
đ Bitcoin Hits 8-Month High: ETF Demand Revives Bullish Trend
$BTC closed last week at its highest level in eight monthsâsurpassing $84,000 and peaking at $87,401. The coin's price has already risen by approximately 45% since its June low.
đ Key Growth Drivers:
âĄïž Record ETF Inflows: Spot BTC ETFs in the US attracted $2.39 billion over the week (according to SoSoValue data)âthe best performance since October 2025. Last Monday alone saw a daily inflow of $999 million.
âĄïž Corporate Acquisitions: MicroStrategy purchased an additional 950 $BTC , bringing its total holdings to 846,000 BTC, while Michael Saylor is already hinting at further purchases.
Institutional Rally: Wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC have accumulated an additional 113,950 BTC since mid-July (with a combined total of 5.24 million BTC now in their accounts).
âĄïž Decoupling from the Stock Market: According to Santiment, BTC has risen 36% since August 18, whereas the S&P 500 gained only 0.8% and gold fell by 1.5%. Crypto is decisively decoupling from traditional assets.
âŒïž New instruments: Tuttle Capital and Strive have launched an ETF under the ticker DCAPâthe first "Digital Credit" fund investing in the preferred securities of companies holding BTC on their balance sheets.
đ§ Whatâs next?
All eyes are on the macro landscape. US PCE inflation data is due on Wednesday, September 30. According to estimates by Tom Lee of Fundstrat, an updated calculation methodology could lower core inflation from 3.4% to approximately 3%; this would give the Fed room to soften its rhetoric and provide fresh fuel for the market.
