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🔥 BTC is undergoing a real test in a high interest rate environment After the recent Fed rate hikes, market expectations for further policy tightening continue to rise, but BTC still once broke through $87K before retreating to the $84K–$86K range. What’s more noteworthy is the capital flow: 📊 On September 21, the US spot BTC ETF saw a single-day net inflow of about $999 million, the largest single-day inflow since 2026; IBIT, ARKB, and FBTC are the main sources of funds. 🏦 At the same time, Strategy also continued to increase BTC holdings, indicating institutional demand still exists. But the real question now is no longer: ❌ “Can BTC break through $87K?” Instead, it is: 👀 When US Treasury yields remain high and rate hike expectations rise, can spot funds continue to flow in? If ETF inflows continue and BTC can hold steady around $83K–$85K, the market may be showing stronger capital absorption capacity than before. Conversely, if ETF inflows cool significantly while yields continue to rise, BTC’s correction pressure may also increase again. 🎯 Now, don’t just watch the price. Focus on: 📌 ETF net flows 📌 US Treasury yields 📌 Spot trading volume 📌 $83K–$85K support zone 📌 $87K–$90K resistance above