TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin surged past $81,000 on September 4, up 4% in 24 hours, as Fed rate-hike expectations eased, Treasury yields fell, and ETF inflows returned. Ether rebounded to near $2,500. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $277 million in net inflows Thursday. Fed Governor Waller’s cautious stance cut September hike odds to roughly 48%.
Bitcoin reclaims $81K as Fed rate-hike odds fall to 50-50
The market's sharp reaction to shifting Fed odds underscores how tightly crypto remains tethered to macro liquidity signals, even as ETF flows suggest renewed institutional appetite. The move aligns with a broader risk-on tone from falling yields, but the durability of this rebound hinges on whether rate expectations stay dovish or data forces another repricing. Ether's parallel recovery hints at broad-based sentiment rather than Bitcoin-specific catalysts, making the next CPI or Fed communication the key variable for sustaining momentum.
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