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BTC Bitcoin is once again approaching the US$82,000 mark, and market momentum is strong.
Bitcoin prices are again close to US$82,000. The latest data shows that it has increased by nearly 5% in the past 24 hours, and the overall trend also showed an upward trend last week. In the past month, the leading cryptocurrency has gained more than 17%, marking the third time since late August 2026 that Bitcoin has tried to break the US$82,000 barrier.
Key market factors driving the rebound
Bitcoin has recently achieved price gains despite broader market headwinds. Just a few days ago, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate hike, a move that is often seen as detrimental to risky assets, including cryptocurrencies. In addition, the U.S. Senate rejected the CLARITY Act, which was designed to provide regulatory certainty for digital assets. Although these two developments were initially seen as negative by the market, Bitcoin showed great resilience and quickly recovered from a slight retracement.
A significant factor driving Bitcoin's rally was the U.S. Treasury Department's announcement at the end of August that it would increase its treasury bond repurchase program. The Treasury's decision injected more liquidity into financial markets, which analysts believe flowed into the cryptocurrency space, pushing up the price of Bitcoin.
President Trump's cryptocurrency event at the White House also played a role in boosting overall market sentiment. Bitcoin briefly pulled back to around $75,000 after the Senate vetoed the CLARITY Act, but has since regained its lost ground.
Analysts also pointed to the recent decline in oil prices as another important catalyst. As energy costs fall, investors expect inflationary pressures to ease in the coming months. Lower inflation could pave the way for the Federal Reserve to consider interest rates, which is often seen as a positive factor in supporting growth assets such as Bitcoin. Markets have increased liquidity due to the Treasury's bond repurchase program, and these funds are likely to flow into Bitcoin, contributing to its strong rebound.
Prospects and analyst expectations
Although the market continues to rise, uncertainty remains about whether Bitcoin can maintain its latest gains. The high interest rate environment and the prospect that the Treasury may need to rebuild its cash reserves pose potential challenges for the cryptocurrency market. If liquidity shifts back to traditional assets, Bitcoin may lose some of its upward momentum.
Despite this, many analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's performance for the rest of the year. Research firm Bernstein predicts that Bitcoin may regain its footing at the $100,000 mark by the end of 2026. If this milestone can be successfully achieved, it is likely to trigger a new round of bullish momentum in the sector.
According to Bernstein's analysis, Bitcoin's return to US$100,000 before the end of 2026 will lay the foundation for the next major bull market.
