Bitcoin Pulls Back Ahead of Pivotal Macro Week A day after near-flat price action, bitcoin tumbled Tuesday, briefly slipping below $63,000 as it braced for the summer’s most event-heavy week. Market data show that bitcoin, which traded near $65,000 Monday afternoon, initially dipped to just over $63,000. It fluctuated between $63,000 and $63,500 until around
Bitcoin’s price slid further on Tuesday as investors weighed up the chances of lawmakers voting on the long-awaited crypto Clarity Act. The price of Bitcoin was recently $63,634 after sliding 2% over a 24-hour period. The cryptocurrency dropped as low as $62,784 at one point. Market observers now give the Clarity Act a 35% chance
Strategy initiated open-market repurchases of STRC last week (July 20 through July 26, 2026), buying 288,930 shares for ~$25 million at an average price of $86.52. Notably, the company bought no Bitcoin and continued to grow its cash reserve. So what is going on here? Why is the largest Bitcoin treasury company buying back its
I scanned the Bitcoin blockchain for images; what I found will shock you. Much has been said online about the arbitrary data and content that can be found on the Bitcoin blockchain. Not only has this possibility spawned a niche art scene, but it has also led to a movement against ‘non-monetary transactions’ on the
In brief Bitcoin’s brief rally to $66,921 failed at the golden zone and price has since fallen back to $63,422—a pattern that looks less like a recovery and more like a textbook bull trap. Every major indicator on the daily chart is bearish. Myriad traders are betting on $55K before $84K. Crypto markets opened the
Bitcoin ($BTC) hit ten-day lows at Tuesday’s Wall Street open as $BTC price action followed a US stocks sell-off. Key points: Bitcoin price action reacts to contagion from an Asia stocks sell-off as it hits US markets. Chip makers are at the epicenter of the reversal with South Korea’s KOSPI Index closing the day down
Hyperscale Data, Inc. announced another Bitcoin buy, bringing its holdings up to 1,106 digital coins — worth $69.7 million at today’s prices. NYSE-listed Hyperscale added just 18.594 Bitcoin to its stash since last week’s buy of 51.5 coins. Hyperscale shares (GPUS) were trading nearly 4% lower Tuesday morning in New York. “Every Bitcoin we acquire
A Detailed Explanation Pal, founder of financial media platform Real Vision and a retired Goldman Sachs hedge fund manager, is one of the most closely followed macro voices in crypto who has spent much of the last seven months arguing that liquidity conditions, not fundamentals, drive digital asset prices. Via a post on X, Pal
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] latest recovery attempt ran into heavy selling before buyers could reclaim higher ground. After briefly reaching $66,932, bearish pressure quickly erased the advance. This shift signaled that sellers remained firmly in control. That rejection became more significant when the price slipped below the $65,718 support. This turned the former demand zone into overhead
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling below $64,000 ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on 29 July, but artificial intelligence (AI) predicts the cryptocurrency will regain some footing by the end of the quarter. Namely, OpenAI’s leading chatbot ChatGPT has argued that Bitcoin is most likely to end the third quarter in the $68,000-78,000