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Bitcoin's price increased by 5% to surpass $80,000, coinciding with a weakening US dollar (DXY) amid suspected intervention by the Bank of Japan in currency markets.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $101.15 million in net inflows on Wednesday, marking a rebound following their worst outflow since July.

Bitcoin (BTC) surpassed $80,000 following a dovish signal from Fed Governor Waller, who indicated potential support for holding interest rates steady at the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.

The article reports a divergence in market cycle theories, with analyst Willy Woo suggesting Bitcoin may be transitioning from a 4-year cycle to a 6-to-8-year macro rhythm aligned with Wall Street, while citing recent research that indicates the traditional pattern persists.

Bitcoin rose above $82,000, and the article notes that crypto‑related equities moved higher alongside the price gain.

Bitcoin's price surpassed $81,000, and the article reports that this rally coincided with upward movement in stocks related to Bitcoin (BTC).

Bitcoin and stocks rallied following a statement from Governor Christopher Waller indicating potential support for holding interest rates steady, which triggered a short squeeze in crypto markets, liquidating $415 million in short positions.

Strive Asset Management (ASST) shares reached a year-to-date high of $26.84, positioning the stock within 1% of its warrants' exercise price.

The article reports that Bitcoin has experienced extreme fund flows for six consecutive days, a pattern it states historically precedes price drops.

The article highlights U.S.

Bitcoin's price surpassed $81,000 following reports that Donald Trump is considering measures to end the Iran war.

Standard Chartered has launched institutional spot crypto trading for BTC and ETH on its Dubai FX platform, integrating digital assets into its existing institutional trading infrastructure.