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Earlier this week on Wednesday, October 6, Bitcoin rallied to $55,000 hitting a four-month high amid<\/a> strong whale accumulation. However, the BTC price has been flirting around $54,000 since then.<\/p>\n Analysts are expecting<\/a> the BTC price to touch $100K this year. Will Bitcoin replicate the Q4 2017 price rally once again? All hopes are on the possibility of the Bitcoin ETF approval ahead of this month. Strong rumors in the market suggest that the U.S. SEC could be approving the first Bitcoin ETF of America, later this month.<\/p>\n Similar was a case back in 2017! On October 31st, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group announced its Bitcoin futures in the market. The CME Bitcoin Futures launched on December 18, 2017, went the BTC price touched an all-time high back then.<\/p>\n Calling it a \u2018buy the rumors, sell the news\u2019 kind of moment, crypto analysts Lark Davis notes<\/a> that he wouldn\u2019t be shocked to see a similar kind of situation panning out if Bitcoin ETF gets the approval. Not to forget, the institutional activity in Bitcoin is much higher than it was in 2017.<\/p>\n In a note from JPMorgan accessed by Markets Insider, the recent BTC price rally in October has been due to institutional participation. It said that the institutional investor appetite has grown, post the SEC and the Fed assuring<\/a> that they won\u2019t ban digital assets.<\/p>\nJPMorgan: Institutions Preferring Bitcoin Over Gold<\/h3>\n