Bitcoin Reclaims $81K as ETF Inflows Lift Price
Bitcoin climbed nearly 5% to about $81,015 as liquidations, easing oil prices and steady spot ETF demand improved risk appetite. Traders are now watching whether the move can extend toward the $115,000 area if resistance gives way.
Bitcoin extended its rebound on Tuesday, rising nearly 5% to about $81,015 after briefly trading in the mid-$77,000 range. The move followed more than $603 million in crypto liquidations, a sign that leveraged positioning was reset as buyers stepped back in.
The advance comes as broader market conditions improved. Oil prices eased, reducing one source of macro pressure, while U.S. crypto policy developments continued to move forward. At the same time, spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted strong inflows, reinforcing demand from institutional and advisory channels.
Bitcoin is now approaching a key resistance area that traders have been monitoring since the latest correction. A decisive break above that level could open room for a larger move, including a test of the $115,000 zone that some market participants are now discussing. For now, the market is still in a recovery phase, and follow-through will matter more than the initial bounce.
The broader backdrop remains constructive, but not without risk. Greed in the market has returned, according to sentiment gauges, and that can support momentum in the near term. It can also leave price vulnerable to sharp reversals if ETF inflows slow or if macro conditions turn less favorable.
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