Bitcoin surged 6% this week, reaching a two-month high of $76,300, despite the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remaining at 21, indicating extreme fear. Analysts attribute the rise to liquidity-driven factors rather than a sustained trend reversal. Glassnode reports slight improvements in spot demand and ETF inflows, but institutional participation remains cautious. Bitfinex highlights that the rally was largely fueled by concentrated buying from Strategy, which acquired 13,927 BTC last week, rather than a resurgence in organic demand. Analysts consider $75,000 a critical support level, warning that if structural buying diminishes and this level is breached, Bitcoin could fall to the $70,000–$71,000 range. The Federal Reserve's policy and the upcoming June FOMC meeting are identified as key macroeconomic risk events.