Bitcoin faces renewed downside risk after repeated $67,000 rejection, while oversold momentum points to a potentially longer bottoming process.
The acquisition of Exaion by MARA continues to raise questions several months after its completion. A lawsuit filed in the United States now challenges the presentation of this operation to the French authorities.
Fidelity Digital Assets believes Bitcoins long-term holders are showing one of the strongest signs yet that investor conviction remains intact despite the ongoing market downturn. According to research analyst Zack Wainwright, nearly 15 million BTC have remained untouched for at least 155 days, a level that historically reflects strong holder confidence and often aligns with major market cycle turning points.
Ether funds have drawn nearly as much capital as bitcoin ETFs over the past three weeks despite holding about one-eighth as much in net assets.
Bitcoin traded around $64,000 on July 25 after changing hands near $65,000 around the ECB's July 23 decision as the central bank kept rates unchanged, its bond portfolios continued shrinking, and euro-area banks tightened access to business and housing credit.
The cryptocurrency market traded broadly lower on Friday, with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) both slipping as risk appetite softened across major tokens. The pullback came alongside a noticeable drop in derivatives activity, a combination that often signals traders are dialing back leverage and near-term conviction.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $34 million this week as the products continue recovering from nearly $4.8 billion in cumulative 2026 outflows. Bitcoin ETFs accumulate $34M in investment this week as broader recovery takes shape.
Crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX is the target of a proposed class action alleging it retained 622.66 BTC drawn from customers' forced liquidations, according to a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. The BitMEX proposed class action over 622.66 BTC forced liquidations centers on how the platform handled proceeds when leveraged positions were closed out.
Bitcoin currently trades near $63,800, oscillating around the $64,000 mark after touching a 24-hour low of $63,700. The choppy price action comes as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 27, still firmly in fear territory.
Poolin files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New Jersey. Bitcoin reaching $67.5K by July 2026 at 21.5% YES.
Kalshi prediction market traders price a 57% chance Bitcoin falls below $55K in 2026, with related contracts showing 43% odds of a dip under Kalshi traders see 57% chance of Bitcoin falling below $55K this year.
Every 2,016 blocks, i.e. roughly every two weeks, Bitcoin automatically resets how hard it is to mine a block, a self-correcting rule that swung from an 11.16% cut on Feb. 7, 2026 to a 14.7% hike just 12 days later, the network's sharpest whipsaw since 2021.