#比特币反弹 Bitcoin breaks through 79.4k, market warms up—things you need to watch!

Bitcoin breaks through 79.4k, plunges to 77.6k USD, with longs and shorts liquidated for $459 million, fear index rebounds from 11 to 46.
BTC launched a fierce counterattack last night—rising from a 24-hour low of $76,133, reaching a high of $79,473, and briefly spiking to $79,321 at 00:01 this morning, hitting a nearly two-week high. The rapid surge directly triggered a short squeeze.
In the past 24 hours, total liquidations across the network reached $459 million, with short positions totaling $350 million (76%) and long positions $109 million. The trigger for this rebound was geopolitical easing—Trump announced an indefinite extension of the US-Iran ceasefire agreement, immediately boosting global risk assets. Institutional fund movements are also strong. BTC spot ETFs have seen net inflows for 7 consecutive trading days, with a single-day inflow of $238 million on 4/21, including BlackRock’s iBIT with $214 million; last week’s total inflow reached $996 million, the largest weekly net inflow since mid-January. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) disclosed a large-scale purchase this week: buying 34,164 BTC in a single transaction, the largest single purchase since late 2024.
Total holdings: 815,061 BTC
Total purchase cost: $61.56 billion
Average cost (Cumulative): $75,527 per BTC
Currently, Strategy owns nearly 4% of the total Bitcoin supply (21 million).
The most notable change in sentiment recovery—fear and greed index today is 46 (Fear), compared to 32 yesterday, 23 last week (Extreme Fear), and only 11 last month (Extreme Fear). In just one month, it has rebounded 35 points, a rare speed.
Recently, BTC’s trend has been quite stable, mostly rising to break short-term highs, then dropping back, consolidating, accumulating energy, surging again, then shorting, in a slow and steady upward process that injects confidence into the market.
The recent event risk is the Fed FOMC meeting on April 28–29. Polymarket currently predicts a 99.4% chance of maintaining interest rates at 3.50–3.75%, with no surprises expected. Basically, institutions tend to hedge early before the meeting, retreating in advance to avoid the final bite. The schedule is shared with everyone—check it out yourself!