Bitcoin recovered from a September low near $74,913-$75,900 to above $80,000, reaching roughly $81,914-$81,700 before trading near $80,350-$80,438 after failing twice to hold above $82,000. The rebound followed renewed U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF demand, which partly reversed about $746.3 million of earlier outflows and produced a reported weekly net inflow of $6.21 million. September’s gain of about 2.2% put Bitcoin on course for a third consecutive monthly advance. The next major supply zone is $83,000-$86,000, where about 1.07 million BTC were acquired by long-term holders, with the heaviest cost-basis concentration near $85,000 and roughly $100 million of visible sell orders. The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate by 25 basis points, while the Senate rejected a procedural motion on the CLARITY Act; SEC Chairman Paul Atkins nevertheless said the agency would pursue crypto regulatory certainty regardless of the bill’s progress. The Altcoin Season Index reached 48, six altcoins gained more than 40% over the week, and separate sanctions and insider-trading-related cases added regulatory risk.