Bitcoin Is Up 13% Since the Fed Hike. Here's Why the Funds That Sold Came Back

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Bitcoin has risen roughly 13% since the Federal Reserve’s rate hike as institutional funds that initially sold into the decision returned to the market. The rebound reflects renewed risk appetite, expectations that monetary tightening may be nearing its peak, and continued demand for spot Bitcoin exposure. The inflows indicate that investors viewed the post-hike weakness as a buying opportunity, reinforcing Bitcoin’s sensitivity to liquidity expectations and institutional positioning.

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