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Bitcoin jumps 5 percent, reclaims $81,000, breaks September correction view

Bitcoin rebounded strongly, retaking the $80,000 level after three days. It rose 5.53 percent to $81,437, while Ethereum gained 5.27 percent and XRP jumped 9.19 percent. Solana climbed back above $100 and Dogecoin and Zcash surged. The move was linked to easing expectations of a September rate hike and a stronger-than-expected ISM services PMI. Markets are watching key resistance levels and upcoming U.S. policy events for volatility.

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Bitcoin rally fueled by ETF inflows and U.S. regulatory tailwinds

Bitcoin extended gains, holding above $77,000, as more than $1 billion flowed into spot bitcoin ETFs over two days and expectations of a shift in the U.S. policy environment grew. Large-scale short-position liquidations also amplified the rise. Analysts pointed to U.S. Treasury plans to expand long-term bond buybacks and comments on possible government bitcoin purchases as catalysts, while noting bitcoin may see limited direct impact from the Clarity Act.

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Bitcoin rebound driven by U.S. monetary policy expectations, short covering

Bitcoin’s recent rebound was driven more by shifting expectations for U.S. monetary policy and large-scale short liquidations than by crypto-specific factors, an analysis said. CoinShares pointed to easing inflation and weaker job growth as reducing the case for further rate hikes, lifting hopes of a policy turn. It also cited contrasting U.S. Treasury yield moves and warned Treasury buybacks are not a structural fix. CoinShares sees clearer demand signals but expects range trading near $80,000.