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Bitcoin Surges Past $95,000 as Institutional Demand Returns

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March 8, 20265 Minutes Read
Bitcoin Surges Past $95,000 as Institutional Demand Returns

Bitcoin's Latest Rally

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed 8.3% in 24 hours to reach $95,420, its highest price since the December 2025 peak, as institutional inflows into spot ETFs accelerated. Combined daily inflows across all US Bitcoin ETFs hit $780 million—the second-highest single-day figure on record.

Who Is Buying?

SEC filings revealed that three major hedge funds added Bitcoin ETF positions worth a combined $1.2 billion last quarter. Meanwhile, a sovereign wealth fund from the Middle East disclosed a $500 million allocation, becoming the first of its kind to hold Bitcoin on its balance sheet.

Technical Picture

  • Key resistance: $98,000 (previous all-time high zone)
  • Support: $89,500 (50-day moving average)
  • RSI at 68 – approaching overbought but not extreme

On-chain data from Glassnode shows long-term holders have not been selling despite the price surge, a historically bullish signal. Exchange balances dropped to multi-year lows, suggesting supply is tightening.

Altcoins Follow

The broader crypto market rallied in sympathy. Ethereum gained 6.1% to $3,450, Solana rose 10.4%, and the total crypto market cap crossed $3.5 trillion for the first time since early 2026.

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