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Bitcoin Rebounds Nearly 40% From July Lows Supported by Institutional ETF Inflows
Bitcoin has recovered toward $80,000 from summer lows alongside growing ETF holdings, though macroeconomic factors continue to influence price movements.
Bitcoin recovered roughly 38% from its July 1 low of $57,748, briefly climbing above $80,000 before slipping to approximately $79,710. The broader crypto market saw similar movement over the period, with Ethereum advancing about 56% to roughly $2,460. Despite a 25% gain across August, Bitcoin remains below its peak of approximately $126,000 recorded in October 2025.
The recovery has faced pressure from macroeconomic developments. Following a stronger-than-expected August employment report, market expectations for a September Federal Reserve interest rate hike increased, leading Bitcoin to pull back beneath the $80,000 level.
Institutional capital continues to flow through regulated investment products. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF recorded net assets of roughly $60.2 billion with 1.377 billion shares outstanding as of September 1, up from approximately $47.7 billion on July 27.
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