- Inflows from institutional investors and spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) helped drive Bitcoin’s break above $80,000.
- K33 and others said Bitcoin has likely already passed the low of this market cycle, citing changes in the US regulatory environment and the limited depth and duration of the recent decline.
- Still, more confirmation is needed on whether the rally can continue, given the $87,000-$88,000 resistance zone, profit-taking pressure, and the impact of short-covering.
Bitcoin Tops $80,000 on Institutional, Spot ETF Inflows as Market Debates Rally’s Staying Power
Bitcoin rebounded on inflows from institutional investors and exchange-traded products, but the market remains split over whether the advance can continue.
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Sep 23, 2026 at 10:40 PM UTC · 2 分で読める

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Bitcoin rebounded on inflows from institutional investors and exchange-traded products, but the market remains split over whether the advance can continue.
The Block reported on Sept. 23 that K33, Nexo and Sygnum identified inflows from institutional investors and spot exchange-traded funds as key drivers behind Bitcoin’s move above $80,000. K33 noted that Bitcoin ETPs recorded their biggest daily net inflow since November 2024.
K33 said Bitcoin has likely already passed the low of this market cycle. It said the recent decline was more limited in both depth and duration than the bear markets of 2013, 2017 and 2021. Derivatives positioning and investor sentiment also showed no clear signs of another sharp near-term drop.
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