Bitcoin Hits 12-Week High as Buyers Rotate Towards AlphaPepe

Bitcoin has reached its highest level in 12 weeks, surpassing $77,000 and briefly hitting near $80,000. This surge can be attributed to various factors, including ETF inflows, regulatory optimism, short covering, and a weaker dollar.

The US spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted approximately $1.6 billion between Monday and Thursday, their strongest weekly run of 2026. This influx of institutional spot demand has brought buyers back into the market, pushing the price above $75,000.

However, not everyone is convinced that this breakout will continue. Some investors are rotating towards AlphaPepe, a project with an earlier presale entry point at $0.02761. With more than $2.45 million raised and over 11,000 holders already inside, the project's presale ladder increases the entry price as it advances.

AlphaPepe is not only attractive due to its lower entry point but also because of its transparent development process. The project has released products and proof before listing, and its ALPE contract has undergone a separate Coinsult review, giving buyers another public trust signal before exchange trading begins.