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Bitcoin broke through $85,000, continuing its upward trend from last week, but faces strong headwinds ahead.

Bitcoin hits highest level since January at $85,000, as the market debates whether the 'crypto winter' is over

Bitcoin hits highest level since January at $85,000, as the market debates whether the 'crypto winter' is over

Bitcoin rose to $85,000 for the first time since late January.

The price of Bitcoin rose above $85,000 for the first time since January 29, according to Binance data. As of 12:38 Moscow time, the cryptocurrency was up 5.08% to $85,299. By 12:43 Moscow time, growth slowed to 4.82%, with Bitcoin trading at $85,093. Ethereum, meanwhile, added 3.81% to reach $2,746.01. More IZ RU news in MAX

Bitcoin continues its rise, surpassing $84,000 at its highest level since the end of January.

Bitcoin continues its rise, surpassing $84,000 at its highest level since the end of January.

Bitcoin continues its rise, surpassing $84,000 at its highest level since the end of January.

CFTC Shock Sends Bitcoin Back Above $80,000 Two Days After Fed Hike. • Bitcoin jumped 5% to $80,000 on Friday, its first time above the level since Sept. 7, as the CFTC filed crypto rules with the White House two days after the Fed's hike.

$BTC breaks above $80,000! • • Trader 0xaeaa chased the rally and opened a long on 450 $BTC ($36.4M), now sitting on a $276K unrealized profit! • •

$BTC breaks above $80,000! • • Trader 0xaeaa chased the rally and opened a long on 450 $BTC ($36.4M), now sitting on a $276K unrealized profit! • •

$BTC breaks above $80,000! • • Trader 0xaeaa chased the rally and opened a long on 450 $BTC ($36.4M), now sitting on a $276K unrealized profit! • •

CoinShares: Bitcoin Unlikely to Break $80K Without Inflation or Fed Shift • • CoinShares said Bitcoin faces two major near-term headwinds: a more hawkish Federal Reserve and the setback to the CLARITY Act. The firm said a decisive break above $80,000 is unlikely before year-end without a meaningful improvement in inflation or a significant shift in monetary-policy expectations. It added that Bitcoin is relatively insulated from the regulatory setback, while Ethereum and other altcoins are more exposed. CoinShares also said a revised CLARITY Act could return as early as next year.

Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin Could Break Its All-Time High Before the End of the Year • • On September 8, 2026, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes @CryptoHayes said in an interview with The Rollup @therollupco that Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high before the end of the year. As structural factors continue to drive monetary easing, the process could ultimately lead to large-scale money printing, although the U.S. political cycle may affect the pace of policy implementation. He believes Bitcoin’s rally could follow a pattern of a sharp surge, followed by a period of consolidation and correction, and then another rise. • • Wu Blockchain cautioned that Arthur Hayes’ historical track record for market predictions has been relatively inaccurate and that his views are often subject to change. It recommends focusing on his analytical framework rather than his specific price and timing predictions.

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Bitcoin Rebounds Above $80K: Is Strategy (MSTR) Really Out of Danger?. • Introduction Bitcoin traded above $81,000 on August 25, 2026 — a rebound of roughly 38% from its late-June closing low near $58,

Bitcoin Rebounds Above $80K: Is Strategy (MSTR) Really Out of Danger?. • Introduction Bitcoin traded above $81,000 on August 25, 2026 — a rebound of roughly 38% from its late-June closing low near $58,

Bitcoin Rebounds Above $80K: Is Strategy (MSTR) Really Out of Danger?. • Introduction Bitcoin traded above $81,000 on August 25, 2026 — a rebound of roughly 38% from its late-June closing low near $58,

Glassnode: BTC Still Faces $83K–$86K Overhead Supply Pressure, Remains Range-Bound in the Near Term • • Glassnode said the August 19 short squeeze pushed BTC above $80,000, but the rally stalled below the $83,000–$86,000 long-term holder supply zone before retreating to around $76,000. When BTC traded near $78,000, the share of supply in profit had risen to 68% from 65% in May, indicating greater potential sell-side pressure. The $62,000–$65,000 area remains the key support zone, while $83,000–$86,000 remains the main resistance zone. • • In options, 7-day 25-delta skew rose sharply during the short squeeze as traders chased upside calls before reverting toward neutral, while 180-day skew remained stable, indicating cooling short-term bullish sentiment but broadly unchanged longer-term demand for optionality. The September 25 quarter-end expiry carries roughly $14 billion in open interest across Deribit and IBIT, with substantial positioning above $80,000. Glassnode said BTC remains range-bound until the overhead supply is absorbed.

QCP: Bitcoin’s Current Rally Is Backed by Solid Spot Support • • QCP Capital reported that from an underlying market structure perspective, BTC's current rally from $63,500 to above $80,000 is backed by solid spot support. The rally from $63,500 has been supported by ~$2.8B in spot ETF inflows, while BTC-denominated futures open interest fell from ~646k BTC in mid-August to ~588k BTC alongside subdued funding rates, indicating that short covering and spot buying—rather than aggressive leveraged longs—led the move. • • Macro conditions remain complex: July Core PCE held at 3.3% YoY with markets pricing a ~35% probability of a 25bp September hike, while the US Treasury's plan to double long-end liquidity buybacks to at least $4B per operation from Sept 9 and strong Nvidia earnings have buoyed risk sentiment.

QCP: Bitcoin’s Current Rally Is Backed by Solid Spot Support • • QCP Capital reported that from an underlying market structure perspective, BTC's current rally from $63,500 to above $80,000 is backed by solid spot support. The rally from $63,500 has been supported by ~$2.8B in spot ETF inflows, while BTC-denominated futures open interest fell from ~646k BTC in mid-August to ~588k BTC alongside subdued funding rates, indicating that short covering and spot buying—rather than aggressive leveraged longs—led the move. • • Macro conditions remain complex: July Core PCE held at 3.3% YoY with markets pricing a ~35% probability of a 25bp September hike, while the US Treasury's plan to double long-end liquidity buybacks to at least $4B per operation from Sept 9 and strong Nvidia earnings have buoyed risk sentiment.

QCP: Bitcoin’s Current Rally Is Backed by Solid Spot Support • • QCP Capital reported that from an underlying market structure perspective, BTC's current rally from $63,500 to above $80,000 is backed by solid spot support. The rally from $63,500 has been supported by ~$2.8B in spot ETF inflows, while BTC-denominated futures open interest fell from ~646k BTC in mid-August to ~588k BTC alongside subdued funding rates, indicating that short covering and spot buying—rather than aggressive leveraged longs—led the move. • • Macro conditions remain complex: July Core PCE held at 3.3% YoY with markets pricing a ~35% probability of a 25bp September hike, while the US Treasury's plan to double long-end liquidity buybacks to at least $4B per operation from Sept 9 and strong Nvidia earnings have buoyed risk sentiment.

Bernstein forecasts Bitcoin to reclaim $125K by late 2026 ahead of cycle peak

Bernstein forecasts Bitcoin to reclaim $125K by late 2026 ahead of cycle peak

Bernstein Sees Bitcoin at $150K by Mid-2027, Cuts Strategy Price Target to $350 • • Bernstein analysts expect Bitcoin to reach roughly $125k by the end of 2026, a new high of $150k by mid-2027 and a cycle peak of around $300k in 2029 under their base case. • • If currency debasement accelerates institutional inflows, Bitcoin could reach $200k by mid-2027 and $500k in 2029. Bernstein maintained its long-term forecast of approximately $1 million by the end of 2033. • • The firm maintained its Outperform rating on Strategy but cut its price target from $450 to $350, citing a revised Bitcoin cycle outlook and accelerated equity dilution.

Bitcoin price exceeded $81,000 for the first time since May.

BITCOIN BREAKS $80K AS RALLY ACCELERATES • • Bitcoin briefly surged above $80,000 for the first time since May, gaining more than 20% in a week. • • The rally is fueled by concerns over dollar debasement, inflation and government spending. • • Investor demand is also strengthening, with the iShares Bitcoin ETF recording six consecutive days of net inflows. • • Markets remain calm despite Iran tensions and U.S.-Canada trade disputes.

BITCOIN BREAKS $80K AS RALLY ACCELERATES • • Bitcoin briefly surged above $80,000 for the first time since May, gaining more than 20% in a week. • • The rally is fueled by concerns over dollar debasement, inflation and government spending. • • Investor demand is also strengthening, with the iShares Bitcoin ETF recording six consecutive days of net inflows. • • Markets remain calm despite Iran tensions and U.S.-Canada trade disputes.