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ETH $2,477.51 +1.05%
BNB $701.48 -0.01%
XRP $1.47 -3.31%
SOL $97.55 +2.15%
TRX $0.3442 +0.09%
DOGE $0.0893 -4.17%
ADA $0.2198 -2.84%
BCH $270.87 -1.22%
LINK $11.60 +0.69%
HYPE $77.84 -6.07%
AAVE $131.88 -6.78%
SUI $0.7915 -6.30%
XLM $0.1928 -3.25%
ZEC $821.24 -3.13%

Analysis: Each additional purchase of 10,000 BTC by the ETF could push the average price up by 1.8%, potentially rising to $150,000 in October

2025-07-20 22:07:06

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, research firm Cooper Research has released a report indicating that as a large influx of investor funds flows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, a rise in Bitcoin prices seems inevitable.

Data shows that for every additional 10,000 BTC held in ETFs, the price of Bitcoin can average increase by 1.8%. Analysts point out that based on a series of data indicators, Bitcoin appears to be ready for another significant rise. The leverage-driven market frenzy is gradually fading, and Bitcoin's price trajectory may take a more moderate path, with expectations of reaching $140,000 in September, potentially rising to $150,000 as early as the beginning of October.

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