Analysis: After weeks of volatility in the crypto market, institutional funds are repositioning, which may provide significant support for a BTC rebound.
ChainCatcher news, according to market sources, despite the ongoing escalation of conflict between Israel and Iran, and the market's repricing of Middle East geopolitical risks and delayed expectations for short-term Fed rate cuts, bitcoin remains strong. Analysts believe that after several weeks of consolidation, institutional funds have repositioned, providing significant support for bitcoin's rebound. Spot ETF funds have returned, underpinning the price recovery.
In addition, both on-chain and derivatives data show a rise in risk appetite. Bitcoin perpetual contract open interest recorded the largest single-day increase since July 2025, with leverage expanding significantly. However, there may be a time lag between ETF share trading and actual bitcoin spot purchases. The settlement and hedging mechanisms of institutional products may weaken the immediate transmission effect of short-term prices.
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