Bitcoin and Ether traded within their recent ranges after the US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.50%-3.75%, aligning with market expectations. Despite a soft Q2 GDP and cooler inflation data reducing the likelihood of further rate hikes, uncertainty remains due to mixed Fed comments. Bitcoin saw price weakness partly due to Strategy's $8.22 billion loss and its shift away from buying more BTC, focusing instead on preferred stock purchases. Regulatory progress on the CLARITY Act stalled amid ethics and consumer protection concerns, but institutional Bitcoin demand remains light yet positive, supported by ETF inflows and futures activity. The market awaits potential catalysts like improved risk sentiment from tech rallies and possible Senate votes on crypto regulation.
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