Bitcoin's price fell over the last four months due to several factors, including the announcement that the trustee for Mt. Gox had started making payments to certain creditors, concerns about the German Government offloading additional supply, and a low fear and greed index. These factors contributed to overselling, resulting in a price decline before a subsequent rally.
Bitcoin's price experienced a rebound after reaching its low of $53,717.34. It climbed to a daily high of $56,856.61, marking a 5.8% increase. This rise in value can be attributed to the digital currency being oversold when it declined over the previous 24 hours.
Tim Enneking cited several factors for Bitcoin's recent losses: post-ATH consolidation, summer doldrums, SEC teasing the launch date of spot ETH ETF trading, and concerns regarding Mt. Gox BTC recipients dumping their holdings. He also mentioned that the market was already relatively weak before these concerns arose.