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Bitcoin is showing renewed bullish momentum as strong ETF inflows and rising market participation support the recovery. With buyers defending key support and BTC approaching major resistance levels, traders are watching for a breakout that could strengthen the broader uptrend and revive expectations of a move toward the $125,000 area.
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 after the U.S. August jobs report showed 162,000 payroll gains, sharply exceeding the 56,000 economists expected. The move linked a macroeconomic surprise to crypto markets as traders reassessed the Federal Reserve’s September policy outlook.
Regulatory uncertainty weighs on institutions, developers, and traders, limiting investment and Layer 1 builder retention. Fidelity links current consolidation to post-halving trends, noting clear rules over hype could drive sustainable growth as Fed, CLARITY Act, and SEC decisions shape Bitcoin price.
Donald Trump is reportedly weighing whether to declare the US-Iran war over as Washington considers economic and political risks. Bitcoin moved above $78,000 while oil prices eased, with traders monitoring possible de-escalation, inflation pressures, and the Federal Reserve’s rate outlook.
Bitcoin is trading near $77,700 as the market approaches a critical $83,000 resistance test. Spot ETF flows remain mixed despite a fresh $101.15 million inflow. Technical indicators show BTC above major moving averages, though the broader structure has not confirmed a fully bullish trend.
Nakamoto shares have fallen about 99% from their peak, highlighting strain facing Bitcoin treasury companies after the market premium for public crypto vehicles weakened. The setback comes as Nakamoto seeks acquisitions that can generate cash while reducing reliance on equity financing.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $3.52 billion in net inflows during August, marking their strongest monthly performance of 2026 and supporting renewed institutional demand. However, the momentum weakened as September began, with Bitcoin ETFs posting $236.46 million in net outflows on Sept. 1 as BTC fell below $77,000.
Bitcoin enters September after positive returns in July and August, reviving attention on its historically weaker performance during the month. However, the pattern is less consistent than commentary suggests. A scheduled U.S. Senate procedural vote on the CLARITY Act adds a policy catalyst.
Wintermute transferred 5,100 Bitcoin worth nearly $400 million to Binance over two days, per Onchain Lens. The large market maker inflow in tranches boosts exchange liquidity and raises questions about potential institutional sales, options hedging, or internal rebalancing amid elevated Bitcoin volatility.
Bitcoin is showing signs of a potential bottoming pattern as traders monitor the $70,000 support level for confirmation of a broader recovery. Meanwhile, strong inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, led by BlackRock’s IBIT, highlight renewed institutional demand and could provide additional momentum if BTC breaks above key resistance.