According to BlockBeats, Bitfinex pointed out in a report released on September 16 that Bitcoin has recently rebounded by more than 15% from a low of $52,756, mainly driven by increased inflows of funds into Bitcoin ETFs. In the past week, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $403.9 million, reversing the long-term trend of fund outflows, indicating a rebound in investor confidence. Active buying in the spot market is the main driving force behind this rebound, and the futures and perpetual contract markets are less volatile, indicating that the current price increase is based on real capital inflows and is sustainable.

However, Bitcoin faces key resistance levels between $60,500 and $61,000, which have played an important role since March. Despite strong ETF inflows, spot CVD stabilized over the weekend and the market may stagnate. Market volatility was high this week, mainly affected by expectations of the Fed's decision. Bitcoin's correlation with the U.S. stock market has increased, and fluctuations in traditional financial markets may increasingly affect Bitcoin prices. Bitcoin has decoupled from gold, which hit a record high last week, showing a shift in investors' preference for traditional safe-haven assets in a risk-averse environment.

Overall, asset prices continue to be driven by inflation prospects. With core inflation in the United States slightly stronger, the Federal Reserve may take a more cautious approach to interest rate cuts, with an expected rate cut of 25 basis points.