Bitcoin ETFs saw $526.64 million in net outflows. BTC is currently trading at around the $63.1K mark. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted $526.64 million in net outflows between June 29 and July 2, extending the withdrawal streak to eight consecutive weeks. Persistent outflows suggest that institutional investors continue to reduce exposure amid the ongoing
Bitcoin price is holding near $63.2K. BTC is testing the $64K resistance. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is knocking on the door of the $64K resistance level again, but it’s stuck in a waiting game. Because the price is sitting right below its 50-day moving average, $65.8K, the market is essentially moving sideways. The real
Bitcoin price is holding near $61K. The downtrend is taking over the macro trend. Bitcoin is holding onto its bullish divergence despite a recent minor market correction, signalling that the broader upward trend is likely to continue. While there is a simultaneous potential for a bearish divergence to emerge, which forms part of a market
Bitcoin price is trading near the $62.8K zone. BTC’s macro trend is strong and remains firmly in bullish territory. The chart shows that the Bitcoin dominance peaked in early 2025 and has been quietly losing ground. Right now, it sits at 58.23%, and an analyst thinks it’s heading to sub-55%. The reasoning is straightforward. Since
Bitcoin price is currently holding at the $64.8K mark. Past bear markets project a potential BTC cycle low near $38K–$39K. The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently trading at $64,878, ranging between a daily low of $64,361 and a high of $65,507. Besides, with $26.90 billion in trading volume. NYDIG has flagged that