Signs of institutional funds are clearly emerging in the market. Over the past two days, Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows of over $100 million, pushing the price to a high of $96,250. It is now consolidating around $95,360. This rally has directly broken through the past two months' consolidation range (93,000-94,000 USD), which really suggests a potential breakout.

The latest US inflation data came in lower than expected, prompting the market to start speculating whether the Federal Reserve will continue to loosen monetary policy. Once expectations of rate cuts increase, risk assets like Bitcoin naturally become more attractive. Additionally, recent political uncertainties have led many to shift funds from other assets into Bitcoin for hedging or increased positions, further fueling the rally.

Market enthusiasm has indeed returned. The 24-hour trading volume exceeds $70 billion, indicating a high level of participation. But as you know, $BTC is quite volatile—its swings are substantial. Today’s high might reach around $96,000, but the price can also quickly retreat back down. This rally appears to be a short-term rebound. To confirm whether the trend can stabilize, we need to keep an eye on global economic data and policy developments.