Bitcoin cools to $64.5K as tech reversal hits risk appetite
Traders flagged the 50-month EMA near $65.9K and an AVWAP from the prior $82K run as near-term caps.
Traders flagged the 50-month EMA near $65.9K and an AVWAP from the prior $82K run as near-term caps.
Ualá previously named Tether as a participant but did not disclose the allocation, and Tether had not confirmed the figure by publication.
ETH also picked up a new gas-demand channel from Robinhood Chain’s reported $800M+ daily DEX activity.
He pledged to review the pardon process if confirmed and reiterated a narrower stance on charging software developers.
Q2 outflows hit $3.1B even as firmwide AUM reached a record $15.3T on $192B of net inflows.
The order hit crypto-infrastructure sentiment immediately, but key scope details are still missing.
The filing underscores a hard pivot away from Bitcoin self-mining, alongside fresh claims of ~4.9M ETH staked and $284M annualized rewards.
Dragonfly and FirstMark led the round as Velocity targets cross-border settlement and treasury operations for institutions.
The move outpaced the bitcoin miner ETF as the deal frames a long-dated AI/HPC revenue stream alongside mining.
A 3.5% CPI print versus 3.8% expected triggered $220M in short liquidations as the market debated breakout versus rejection.
The on-chain rollover follows a near-record 6.5 reading and comes as BTC stays locked in a five-month $60K–$80K range.
The ~$60–$150, ~1 TH/s device hit via Public Pool as solo block finds rose 41% YoY and difficulty fell to 127.17T.
The deposit revived sell-pressure speculation even as a March 2025 order says seized Bitcoin should not be sold.
Japan rolled out regulated JPY stablecoin lending and ¥1B Bitcoin-backed loans as a 97-country crackdown netted 5,811 arrests.
The July 13 report flags weaker social chatter alongside a narrative of strong institutional participation.
The rollout follows the July 1 end of MiCA grandfathering and lands as ESMA reviews custody safeguards at authorized CASPs.
The Kentucky AI campus tied to the win is expected to begin coming online in 2028, extending the timeline risk for traders.
Nasdaq opened down 1% and WTI hovered near $75 as traders flagged mVWAP support amid heavy shorting.
The company’s latest filing shows no bitcoin buying or selling during the week despite the cash build.
A weekly 50/100-SMA death cross and CPI week volatility collide with Hormuz-driven oil strength.