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This publication is sponsored. CryptoDnes does not endorse and is not responsible for the content, accuracy, quality, advertising, products or other materials on this page.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Bitcoin<\/a> is trading near $92,000, up just over 3% in the past 24 hours. This rebound has come with a significant jump in trading activity, as spot volumes have surged 62% to roughly $56 billion.<\/p>\n The immediate catalyst is a classic deleveraging event. Over the weekend, forced sales drove Bitcoin below $90,000. That dip wiped about $60 billion from the total crypto market cap, and liquidated roughly $450 million in long positions.<\/p>\n A good way to think about this liquidation event is like a forest fire burning away dead wood. It shook out \u201cweak hands\u201d that were vulnerable to a market downturn like this. And on-chain data confirms the cleanup worked \u2013 Bitcoin open interest has stabilized around $28.5 billion<\/a>, with the worst of the speculative baggage gone.<\/p>\n Basically, once the cascade of forced sales stopped, buyers stepped in. Strong bid support in the $88,000 to $90,000 zone capped the downside, allowing for a quick rebound to $92,000. The market is technically \u201chealthier\u201d now that it has removed unstable leverage.<\/p>\n Beyond the technical reset, two macro factors are reinforcing Bitcoin\u2019s momentum. First, the market\u2019s expectation for lower interest rates has surged. According to the FedWatch tool<\/a>, there\u2019s now an 87% chance the Federal Reserve cuts U.S. interest rates this week.<\/p>\n Rate cuts tend to weaken the U.S. dollar, making scarce assets (like Bitcoin) comparatively more attractive. Plus, lower borrowing costs generally encourage capital to move out of bonds and into higher-growth assets.<\/p>\n Another factor is that a major source of liquidity pressure has been removed. The Fed\u2019s quantitative tightening (QT) program wound down last week, effectively injecting around $13.5 billion in fresh liquidity into the financial system.<\/p>\n Now, global M2 money supply is expanding again, and historical correlations show Bitcoin\u2019s bull runs have closely tracked these expansions. Despite the Crypto Fear & Greed Index<\/a> remaining in \u201cExtreme Fear\u201d territory, this setup \u2013 poor sentiment while liquidity is rising \u2013 often creates a favorable risk-reward profile.<\/p>\n This technical and macro strength is spilling over into smaller projects. One beneficiary is Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER)<\/a>, which has raised $29.1 million in presale and is fast approaching the $30 million milestone. Right now, would-be investors can buy HYPER tokens at a fixed price of $0.013395.<\/p>\n So, what is Bitcoin Hyper? It\u2019s a zero-knowledge (ZK) rollup that runs a Solana-compatible virtual machine (SVM) on top of Bitcoin. That\u2019s technical speak for using a modified version of Solana\u2019s underlying engine to process transactions off-chain before anchoring the final proof to Bitcoin.<\/p>\n
\nBitcoin Price Bounces After Huge Leverage Flush<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nMacro Tailwinds Suggest Bitcoin\u2019s Rally Could Continue<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nPresale Momentum Builds for Bitcoin\u2019s New Scaling Solution Bitcoin Hyper<\/h2>\n