#BTCRebound

A **BTC rebound** occurs when Bitcoin’s price recovers after a significant drop, often driven by renewed buying interest. Key factors include institutional accumulation, positive macroeconomic shifts (like Fed rate cuts), or bullish on-chain signals (e.g., whales buying dips). Technical indicators (RSI oversold, support levels holding) can signal a rebound. Market sentiment, ETF inflows, and Bitcoin halving cycles also play roles. However, rebounds may face resistance at key levels (e.g., $60K or $65K). Traders watch volume spikes and futures market trends to confirm strength. While rebounds offer profit opportunities, crypto’s volatility demands caution—false recoveries can lead to further corrections.