#BTCRebound Bitcoin’s recent rebound has sparked widespread discussion across financial and crypto communities. After a period of stagnation and volatility, BTC has surged back, fueled by renewed institutional interest, strong ETF inflows, and favorable macroeconomic conditions. Investors were particularly encouraged when BlackRock, one of the world’s largest asset managers, added over $30 million in BTC to its iShares Bitcoin Trust. This move signaled growing institutional confidence and likely influenced retail sentiment.

Moreover, Bitcoin's rebound coincided with signs of it being technically oversold — an indicator that often precedes price recoveries. Analysts suggest that with the upcoming U.S. election cycle, economic uncertainty, and continued interest in decentralized assets, Bitcoin could remain in an upward trend. Standard Chartered even predicted BTC might hit $120,000 by Q2 2025. This optimistic outlook, however, is tempered by the usual volatility of the crypto space and the potential for regulatory hurdles. Still, the rebound has reignited hope among investors and added momentum to what many believe is the start of a longer-term bullish phase.