Bitcoin climbed back above $65,000 as a pause in US-Iran military operations sent oil prices lower, easing a key macro risk for risk assets ahead of the Fed's r

The Federal Reserve's Wednesday interest-rate decision is the dominant macro event for crypto, with markets pricing uncertainty between a rate cut, hold, or hik

Bitcoin spot ETFs reversed course with a $225 million net outflow, snapping a seven-day run of positive flows amid renewed macro uncertainty.

Despite the single-day outflow, the broader weekly picture for crypto spot ETFs showed $152 million in net inflows, with Ethereum funds seeing a record weekly v

Ether jumped to a two-month high near $2,000, with the ETH/BTC ratio signaling a potential altcoin season as Ethereum ETFs attracted strong capital inflows.

Michael Saylor's Strategy Inc. did not add Bitcoin for a fourth consecutive week, with $8.6B in unrealized losses on its holdings as the stock has fallen 56% fr

Bitcoin mining difficulty declined for the ninth time this year as falling BTC prices squeeze miners, many of whom are pivoting facilities to AI and high-perfor

Bitcoin's 200-week moving average has re-entered price discussions as a critical support zone that historically marks bear market bottoms.

Grayscale published a note asserting that the Bitcoin bear market has concluded, citing ETF flows and on-chain metrics as evidence of a bottom.

BTC's one-year realized volatility fell to approximately 42%, approaching multiyear lows that historically precede significant price moves.

A $198 million Bitcoin withdrawal from exchanges reduced available supply, with analysts citing tight supply as a potential catalyst for upside.

Galaxy Research reported that dormant BTC movement fell to its lowest since Q3 2022, suggesting long-term holders have slowed distribution after prior profit-ta

The CLARITY Act faces fading chances of passage, though analysts suggest it could drive Bitcoin to $200,000 if enacted, but at least seven roadblocks remain.

Call open interest dominated at $33.57 billion, signaling strong upside bets in Bitcoin options despite short-term downside hedging activity.

Analysts noted Bitcoin has entered an undervalued zone based on on-chain metrics, but full capitulation and upside momentum have yet to materialize.

Bitcoin closed the first half of 2026 at approximately $60,000, a 32% decline from the start of the year.

Multiple analysts flagged $59,000–$60,000 as a critical support zone that could determine whether Bitcoin resumes its downtrend or stages a recovery.

Traders are watching the weekly close near $64,500 as a pivotal level that could trigger either a relief rally toward $68,000 or a decline to $60,000.