ChainCatcher news, Matrixport released a report stating that Bitcoin is very likely to rebound by the end of the year, bringing surprises to many market participants.The report states that although Bitcoin has been in a consolidation phase since reaching an all-time high in March 2024, the year-to-date return has also reached +49%, comparable to the historically predicted +47% return. Based on Bitcoin's performance over the past decade, if this historical trend continues, a significant price rebound is likely to occur in early October. The coming weeks and months will be an exciting transformative period for all participants in the crypto asset space.In addition, Ethereum miner fees have seen a slight rebound, indicating that the summer consolidation phase for crypto assets may be coming to an end. As for whether the rebound momentum will continue, a more detailed and rigorous analysis of Ethereum's revenue and miner fee trends is needed. Closely monitoring these indicators can provide deeper insights into whether the recent rebound is sustainable. If it is not sustainable, it suggests that the logic of market activity may have undergone new changes.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, crypto analysts say that if crypto projects want to continue to receive healthy venture capital funding, the altcoin market needs to experience a significant rebound.Will Clemente, co-founder of Reflexivity Research, stated that unless altcoins see a "substantial bull market," fewer crypto projects will receive funding support, and the overall valuation of the altcoin market will decline.He said, "Given the increase in supply in the market, I expect funding to be more dispersed, and I am not confident about the occurrence of this rebound."

ChainCatcher message: Due to the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov, the price of TON, linked to Telegram, temporarily dropped by 25%. However, market analysis of some technical and market factors suggests that TON may experience a significant rebound in the coming weeks.A similar situation occurred with BNB. On April 30, when CZ was sentenced in the U.S., BNB dropped by 13.5%. However, once the ruling was finalized, BNB surged nearly 35% from its low and reached a high of nearly $700 on June 6. When news of legal disputes breaks, the market often reacts with panic selling, as traders rush to protect their investments from potential impacts.However, once the initial shock subsides, the market tends to reassess the situation more rationally. The same psychological pattern may also emerge with Toncoin. Pavel Durov's arrest could be seen as a significant danger signal, leading traders to exit their positions and causing a sharp price drop. But if the market later views this arrest as an isolated incident that will not fundamentally undermine the Toncoin ecosystem, traders may begin to see this drop as a panic buying opportunity.

ChainCatcher news reports that K33 Research indicates signals emerging from the Bitcoin derivatives market show that the risk of a "short squeeze" is increasing, which could trigger a significant rebound in Bitcoin. This indicator is the funding rate of Bitcoin perpetual futures, which helps measure the bullish or bearish sentiment of speculators.K33 Research states that the seven-day average annualized funding rate as of August 20 is at its lowest level since March 2023, indicating that bearish bets are dominating. K33 Research analysts Vetle Lunde and David Zimmerman wrote in a report, "The perpetual swap funding rate has been negative over the past week, while open interest has surged, indicating aggressive shorting behavior, structurally creating a favorable situation for a short squeeze in the near term."In this short-term squeeze, unexpected price jumps force fast-money traders to close their short positions, further driving the price rebound.Recent sentiment in the Bitcoin market has been quite gloomy: losses were recorded in August, and it has struggled to maintain above $60,000. Meanwhile, global stock indices have rebounded to record highs, and gold has also reached new highs.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Deutsche Bank (DB) stated in a research report on Thursday that the upcoming Bitcoin halving has already been partially priced in by the market, and this cryptocurrency is unlikely to see a significant rebound after the halving.