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Bitcoin Climbs Past $113,000 for Second Day as ETF Inflows Soar

President Trump’s call for Fed rate cuts reinforced a risk-on shift that triggered over $318 million in short-position liquidations.

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Donald Trump speaks at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, Tennessee, US, on Saturday, July 27, 2024
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Overview

  • Bitcoin rose above $113,000 for a second consecutive day, breaking out of the range it had traded in for months.
  • U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded record net inflows as institutional investors and corporate treasuries boosted their BTC allocations.
  • A renewed appetite for risk assets lifted the rally after investors shook off earlier U.S. tariff threats.
  • CoinGlass data shows more than $318 million in short positions were liquidated across centralized exchanges, amplifying buying pressure.
  • President Trump’s push for Federal Reserve rate cuts and executive orders to support crypto have strengthened bullish sentiment.