Bitcoin edged slightly higher overnight from yesterday’s lows, but the broader trend remains rangebound ahead of the Senate’s August recess deadline on August 7. That deadline is now the market’s most urgent policy watch. A bill that could reshape US crypto regulation has just days left before it stalls until September. Meanwhile institutional treasury moves
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Bitcoin pulled back roughly 3% overnight, giving up gains from earlier in the week as traders reduced risk ahead of tomorrow’s Fed rate decision, which now carries more weight than any macro event this month. The pullback is technical, not structural. Behind the price, new regulated infrastructure is being built in multiple directions at
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Bitcoin slipped slightly overnight after briefly touching $66,500 yesterday, pulling back as traders locked in gains ahead of the Fed decision on July 29. The price is holding its range but the policy and infrastructure moves are accelerating. Russia just passed its first comprehensive crypto law. Telegram is about to give one billion users
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Yesterday’s CPI print came in well below expectations, sending BTC above $64K within minutes and snapping eight straight weeks of ETF outflows. The macro mood has shifted fast. Lower inflation reduces the case for further rate hikes, softens the dollar, and improves the conditions for ETF inflows to return. The regulatory pipeline is also moving, with
Fear and Greed is at 34 (Fear) and BTC is at $65K this morning. Read More »
US spot Bitcoin ETF assets have fallen from $105.32 billion a month ago to $81.83 billion as of today, marking significant institutional capital outflow through the month. Today closes out June, and BTC is on track for one of its weakest monthly performances of the cycle. The bigger story is what happened behind the scenes. Strategy
Fear and Greed is at 17 (Extreme Fear). Bitcoin is at $59K. Read More »
The primary catalyst for yesterday’s drop was a 10% crash in global AI stocks originating in Seoul that swept through semiconductors and into crypto. Bitcoin moved in tandem with tech as investors rotated out of high-valuation sectors, with AI stock weakness turning the day broadly risk-off. BTC is now testing the $60K psychological floor for the
Fear and Greed is at 18 (Extreme Fear) and BTC slipped to $61K this morning. Read More »
Bitcoin-led selling and derivatives liquidations have kept the market under pressure, with the SpaceX IPO drawing capital away from crypto and six consecutive weeks of ETF outflows removing $6.35 billion from Bitcoin products. The PCE inflation print drops later today, and consensus expects a reading that keeps rate hike fears alive Two of crypto’s most
Fear and Greed is at 20 (Fear) and BTC is near $62K this morning. Read More »
The Fed wraps its two-day meeting today, with a rate decision arriving this afternoon. Markets are watching closely. While traders wait for the Fed, Wall Street is not pausing. BlackRock just launched a Bitcoin yield ETF. State Street entered the stablecoin reserves race. Coinbase opened stock transfers to its platform. Ripple backed Africa’s largest fintech.
Fear and Greed is at 23 (Fear) and BTC is near $65K this morning. Read More »
The price is still fragile. But the infrastructure calendar has not paused once. Mastercard just launched an AI agent payments network. The CFTC proposed its first-ever prediction market regulation. On-chain gambling hit a record quarter even as prices fell. And analysts just named the price level they think marks the real cycle floor. The bear
The market cap is at $2.65T and BTC is holding near $80K this morning after April PPI came in well above forecasts, raising the odds of a rate hike before year-end. The macro pressure is real. But so is everything else happening today. Two of the biggest names in AI just invalidated tokens claiming
Sentiment slipped back from Greed yesterday. Read More »