Bitcoin remained around $63,800 with minimal daily changes after the U.S. launched its third airstrike on Iran this week and Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed. Other major cryptocurrencies like ether, XRP, and dogecoin also showed little movement. Markets for oil, stocks, and bonds were closed for the weekend, leaving bitcoin as one of the few assets reacting in real time to the Middle East tensions. A fuller market response, especially in oil prices, is expected when trading resumes on Monday, as the Strait of Hormuz is a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments.
After weeks of continuous outflows, Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have recorded net inflows, marking a potential shift in investor sentiment. Bitcoin ETFs took in about $221.72 million on July 2, ending a ten-day outflow streak, while combined Bitcoin and E...
Bitcoin peaked at $126,000 in October 2025 before dropping over 30% to around $80,000 by December. Crypto market maker Keyrock linked this decline to a liquidity signal based on net U.S. Treasury bill issuance, showing an 8-month lag between Treasury...
Bitcoin has recovered above $64,000 after dipping below $60,000, but faces pressure from Middle East tensions and the Federal Reserve's steady interest rates at 3.50%-3.75%. Inflation concerns and geopolitical risks weigh on sentiment, yet signs like...
Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick says recent selling pressure on Bitcoin and Strategy Inc. (MSTR) shares stems from market confusion over the company's shift from accumulating Bitcoin to using it as collateral for credit products like STR...
Nine AI models forecast Bitcoin's price for August 1, 2026, with eight clustering between $63,420 and $67,940, indicating a likely period of price consolidation rather than sharp moves. These models used various mathematical approaches considering re...
