Bitcoin price rose 1.2% to nearly $65,000 following U.S. June inflation data showing cooler Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation, reducing immediate pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. The total crypto market gained 0.9%, with BNB and Solana leading altcoin gains. However, renewed U.S.–Iran military tensions kept investors cautious, supporting safe-haven assets like gold and silver. The conflict and elevated long-term borrowing costs may limit Bitcoin's sustained breakout above $65,000, with further escalation potentially impacting inflation and Fed policy expectations.
South Korean police dismantled a $8.5 million XRP scam involving 3.4 million stolen tokens, arresting three suspects and freezing wallets quickly after complaints. Shiba Inu's recent 40% price pump failed as whales controlling 94.56% of supply cashed...
In July 2026, Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted only $205 million in net inflows, the smallest monthly total on record, indicating weak institutional interest despite some daily inflows. This follows significant outflows in May and June. Ether ETFs perform...
In July 2026, Bitcoin and Ethereum posted strong gains of 9% and 20% respectively, while chip stocks fell sharply by 22%, reversing the year's earlier trend where AI stocks led gains and crypto lagged. The decline in semiconductors was driven by conc...
Bitcoin is currently trading around $64,038, positioned below several short-term moving averages including SMA7, SMA20, EMA12, and EMA26, indicating a lack of strong directional momentum. Resistance levels are identified at $64,766 and $65,494, while...
The S&P 500 fell 1.5%, testing the top of a 4.5-year channel and raising questions about a potential bounce or a deeper drop. Key Fibonacci support levels suggest the index could fall to between 5,000 and 6,970 points if it breaks down. Bitcoin's pri...
