Bitcoin faces a quantum computing threat that could expose 35% of its supply, with Google projecting encryption risks as early as 2029. Bitcoin faces an unprecedented quantum computing threat that bulls cannot ignore.
Bitcoin price has fallen 1.4% from an intraday high of $66,300 to $65,368 as rising oil prices, renewed U.S.-Iran tensions, and regulatory uncertainty have pushed traders toward a more defensive stance.
Bitcoin holds key support near $63,500, keeping $70,000–$73,000 in play as CLARITY Act uncertainty adds downside risk.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart argued that the CLARITY Act should carry virtually no direct effect on Bitcoin's price. In his view, Bitcoin already holds the infrastructure the bill is trying to build for the rest of the industry: commodity treatment, regulated futures, spot ETF access, and institutional custody.
Bitcoin's $66,000 rejection raises a sharper question: Can ETF inflows revive the rally?
Bitcoin continues to keep traders guessing as it recently dipped back below the key horizontal support of $66K. Is this an omen that the breakout is about to fail, or is this just market makers trying to throw off traders before the rally resumes?
Kazakhstan approved strategic crypto mining rules offering miners capped electricity for 10 years in exchange for Bitcoin contributions to a $1B Kazakhstan approves new mining rules to fund $1B Bitcoin reserve.
The Smarter Web Company sold 177.89 BTC at $65,762 to repay $11.7 million to TOBAM early, cancelling 7.7 million in potential share issuance.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju flags weakening Bitcoin spot demand while futures remain positive, raising questions about market stability and cycle CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju says Bitcoin spot demand is weakening while futures stay positive.
BTC is rangebound between $64,000 and $66,800 after a 13% recovery from July's lows, with macro markets offering little direction and WLFI the session's surprise standout at +12%.
Bitcoin whales holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC accumulated 66,700 BTC worth $4.3 billion over 60 days while mid-tier holders sold off 77,800 BTC. Bitcoin whales quietly scoop up 66,700 BTC as mid-tier holders head for the exits.
Bitcoin trades near $65,978, below the $69,000 level Glassnode treats as the average cost basis for short-term holders, and the Federal Reserve's July 28-29 meeting will decide if this disconnect can be closed. June payrolls rose by only 57,000, unemployment stayed at 4.2%, and revisions cut April and May payrolls by a combined 74,000.