Big Tech earnings and the FOMC are challenging investor risk appetite, with $82K as a make-or-break level for Bitcoin's recovery rally.
Outflow reversal: Bitcoin ETFs ended a nine-day inflow streak with $263 million in outflows as BTC fell below $77,000, signaling a sharp shift in sentiment. Fund breakdown: Bitcoin ETFs saw major withdrawals from Fidelity, Grayscale, and ARK, while BlackRock and Morgan Stanley posted flat flows after multi-day gains.
Strategy Adds $255M in Bitcoin to Corporate Treasury
Bitcoin faces a new ownership debate as an eCash fork plan seeks to reassign Satoshi-linked coins while dormant BTC freeze concerns grow.
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Bitcoin came under pressure over the past 24 hours, which coincided with US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recording $263 million in net outflows on Monday.
Bitcoin BTC$76,394.10 pulled back to $76,500 from above $79,000 earlier this week, stalling the rally from late-March lows below $65,000. Those expecting a swift return to form may want to take note that recent economic releases do not support a big bullish move.
Paul Sztorc, LayerTwo Labs CEO and longtime Bitcoin developer, is planning an August 2026 Bitcoin hard fork called eCash, targeted around Bitcoin block 964,000.
Bitcoin stalls as weak demand and liquidations erode conviction, keeping price range-bound.
Bitcoin drops after repeated resistance at $80,000, taking ether with it, while derivatives and macro signals point to reduced risk appetite and subdued volatility.
The fintech company's third-party audited disclosure shows $1.5 billion in customer Bitcoin and $692 million in corporate treasury holdings.
Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin's macro setup is turning bullish again, arguing that wartime spending, US fiscal deficits and bank-led credit creation could outweigh fears of a smaller Federal Reserve balance sheet. Speaking at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas, the BitMEX co-founder said Bitcoin is increasingly trading as a response to “wartime inflation,” not just the artificial intelligence cycle.