Bitcoin shows signs of recovery after defending a major support level, with spot Bitcoin ETFs reversing outflows to record $221 million inflows. This shift suggests fading institutional selling pressure and a potential rally toward $100,000 by year-end, supported by a recent derivatives reset. Meanwhile, Solana leads in real-world asset tokenization with $1 billion inflows in 30 days, outpacing BNB Chain. Upcoming US inflation data (CPI and PPI) and the Federal Reserve's policy meeting in late July are crucial catalysts that could either boost Bitcoin's rally or trigger a correction depending on inflation readings and Fed signals on interest rates.
Bitcoin traded near $62,743, up 1% in 24 hours, consolidating between $61,507 and $63,116. Short-term moving averages and MACD show bullish momentum, but the price remains below key 50-day and 200-day averages, indicating a medium-term corrective pha...
Bitcoin is experiencing a pullback after being rejected at the top of its 4-hour trading channel, placing the $61,200-$60,700 liquidity zone as a critical support area. If buyers defend this zone, Bitcoin could recover and target the $65,700-$67,400 ...
Bitcoin is trading near $61,930 after a minor 1.24% dip, holding a key support level at $61,000 that keeps bullish momentum alive despite a broader downtrend. The market shows cautious consolidation with decreased volume and mixed technical signals: ...
Bitcoin demand has seen its strongest recovery in 2026, driven mainly by renewed interest from futures traders. The 30-day cumulative demand metric improved significantly, signaling increased buying pressure and confidence among leveraged investors. ...
Bitcoin's price has remained relatively strong around the $62K support level despite recent US-Iran tensions. The price bounced back to $63K resistance after finding support at key technical levels, but further gains are limited unless geopolitical e...
