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Bitcoin rebounds more than 41% from July low

Bitcoin gained over 41% since July 1, and the article links the bounce to renewed catalysts driving a rotation back into higher risk assets.

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MarketBeat Ratings says Bitcoin has rebounded more than 41% from its July 1 year-to-date low of $59,101.49, though the crypto remains down nearly 24% over the past year and about 33% below its all-time high.

The outlet frames the move as part of a shift in market rotation, noting that earlier weakness followed Bitcoin’s all-time high on Oct. 6, 2025 and coincided with a selloff in high-growth, higher-risk tech assets.

MarketBeat Ratings also points investors toward equity-market exposure, saying Coinbase and Strategy shares have rallied along with Bitcoin’s recovery.

The article argues Bitcoin’s “crypto winter” was linked to the coin’s own prior success, and that traders later rotated away from high-risk assets, later benefiting stocks tied to different market segments.

Latest closeBitcoin $85,443.93 ▲2.2%

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