Bitcoin approaches $65K as Peter Schiff urges holders to sell, while falling Fed rate hike expectations provide support for BTC and risk assets.
Jane Street reported over $1 billion in spot Bitcoin ETF shares as of June 30, 2026, with BlackRock's IBIT as its top holding.
Bitcoin's resilience amid S&P 500's decline highlights its potential as a diversification tool, though volatility remains a significant risk. Bitcoin rises 3%, outperforming S&P 500's 1% decline.
Bitcoin's volatility trap score reaches 91 as BTC nears $65,000, with short-term momentum improving while daily indicators remain bearish.
Bitcoin trades near $64,215 as ETF outflows and rising yields cap upside. Key support, resistance levels, and an early-stage presale alternative.
BTC outperformed Wall Street on Monday, breaking its recent pattern of lagging behind U.S. stocks.
BTC is testing a major breakout as tightening volatility and improving momentum put $65K-$69K resistance levels in focus.
Jim Chanos called Strategy and Bitcoin an $80 billion arbitrage opportunity, although current market values show a much narrower premium.
Bitcoin's institutional cycle could be getting started as Wall Street exposure rises.
Bitcoin's realized losses have overtaken profits, echoing past bottom signals that preceded major rallies, while BTC still risks a drop toward $44K–$51K.
Bitcoin has just shattered a widely anticipated scenario: that of a progressive shortage of BTC on exchanges. In just three weeks, the reserves available on centralized platforms have strongly rebounded, despite ETF demand.
Crypto news today: Bitcoin reclaims $64,000, spot ETFs shed $385 million, Bitmine nears 5% of ETH supply and CLARITY Act odds slide to 10%.