Analysis shows that after weeks of turbulence in the cryptocurrency market, institutional funds are repositioning, which may provide important support for a BTC rebound

According to market news, as the conflict between the U.S. and Iran continues to escalate, and the market re-prices the geopolitical risks in the Middle East along with the delayed expectations for short-term interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, Bitcoin's performance remains strong. Analysts believe that after several weeks of consolidation, institutional funds are repositioning, providing significant support for Bitcoin's rebound, with spot ETF funds flowing back in, underpinning the price recovery.

Additionally, on-chain and derivatives data also indicate a rebound in risk appetite, with Bitcoin perpetual contract open interest recording the largest single-day increase since July 2025, and leverage significantly expanding. However, there may be a time lag between ETF share trading and actual Bitcoin spot purchases, and the settlement and hedging mechanisms of institutional products may weaken the immediate transmission effect of short-term prices.