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PayPal's integration of PYUSD on Polygon enhances transaction efficiency and security, potentially accelerating stablecoin adoption in global markets. PayPal expands PYUSD stablecoin issuance natively on Polygon.

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XRP is flashing several warning signs as key market indicators continue to weaken. Market signals suggest deeper changes in momentum and liquidity. The full picture reveals why this moment could be important.

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MARA, a major Bitcoin (BTC) mining company, will buy a large Texas site once planned as a green fuel plant. The company will turn the land into flexible power for mining and artificial intelligence (AI) tenants.

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Analysts say a quiet but powerful shift toward real-world asset (RWA) tokenization is unfolding on established DLTs.

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Bitdeer's Nevada factory adds U.S. rig capacity as low hash price pressures miner margins for buyers.

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Bitcoin's quantum vulnerability could reshape its infrastructure, impacting mining dynamics and transaction efficiency, with significant investor implications. Bitcoin faces a quantum computing problem, and the fix might be bigger than anyone expected.

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PayPal USD (PYUSD) has become natively available on Polygon through the Polygon Open Money Stack, giving businesses direct access to the regulated stablecoin across payment, compliance and fiat conversion services. According to a press release shared with crypto.

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President Donald Trump's son Eric's Bitcoin mining venture has reportedly erased nearly $600 million in market value after its stock crashed more than 95% from its peak. While the company continues adding Bitcoin to its treasury, investors are moving away from crypto mining stocks and putting more money into AI companies.

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Russia's largest private lender, Alfa-Bank, plans to launch Bitcoin and crypto trading, custody, and a digital depository once new regulations take effect, joining a broader push by major Russian banks to enter the country's emerging crypto market by late 2026 or 2027.

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Wall Street giant Wells Fargo revealed massive crypto holdings via exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and stocks. The banks revealed exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH), Solana, Strategy (MSTR), Bitmine (BMNR) and other crypto stocks.

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Corporate Bitcoin accumulation intensifies market liquidity constraints, potentially altering price dynamics and increasing volatility risks. Public companies bought 110,000 Bitcoin in Q2 2026, a 1.8x surge from prior quarters.

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The company said its stablecoin will now be issued natively on Polygon, in addition to becoming available through Polygon's Open Money Stack.

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Bitcoin (BTC) has entered the same 91-day window that ended each of its last three bear markets. History suggests this stretch is the most punishing of any cycle, yet the damage keeps shrinking with each repeat.

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Meta description: Crypto minus Bitcoin and Ethereum fell 23% in H1 2026 to $666B. The three structural causes, the survivors, and the honest bull and bear cases.

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Quantum computing may still be years away from threatening Bitcoin's cryptography, but BitGo believes institutions should begin preparing now rather than waiting for the risk to become immediate.

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Bitcoin long-term holder capitulation hit $280M/day, the highest since Dec 2022, a sign Glassnode says may flag a bottom forming.

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Dealing with large post quantum signatures slowing down Bitcoin can be solved with bigger blocks, or aggregating signatures using STARK proofs.

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Elon Musk's SpaceX has just moved Bitcoin for the first time in six months, but the extremely small volume of the transfer has stirred curiosity across the crypto community.

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Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) bottoming process is advancing but not yet complete, blockchain analytics firm Glassnode wrote on Wednesday, identifying three signals that still need to confirm before a genuine recovery can begin. Five Months Below Key Cost Levels Is Historically Rare Bitcoin has traded below both the True Market Mean at $76,600 and the Short-Term Holder Cost Basis at $72,200 for roughly five months, one of the longest stretches of deep value in Bitcoin's history.

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Ethereum (ETH) remains under pressure as investors weigh geopolitical uncertainty, macroeconomic risks, and conflicting market signals. While some traders are buying the recent weakness, others are rushing to exchanges to sell, highlighting the divided sentiment surrounding the second-largest cryptocurrency.

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BitGo has introduced new Quantum Risk Management capabilities for Bitcoin wallets, aiming to help institutional investors prepare for the long-term security challenges posed by advances in quantum computing. The new tools are designed to identify wallets that may face future quantum-related risks and provide guidance to reduce potential exposure before quantum computers become capable of threatening current cryptographic standards.

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Dogecoin faces $0.047 downside risk as DOGE/ETH tests key support that could determine whether DOGE rebounds or continues losing strength.

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Bitcoin is showing signs of renewed strength after buyers successfully defended a major historical support zone, ending weeks of heavy selling pressure. The market is now focused on upcoming U.S. inflation data and the Federal Reserves next policy meeting, both of which could determine whether BTC rallies toward the $100,000 mark or faces another sharp correction.

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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) traded at $236.38 at the time of writing, posting a 1.5% gain over the past 24 hours. The move comes as the broader cryptocurrency market recorded modest gains, with Bitcoin (BTC) also moving higher during the same period. While BCH has outperformed the wider market slightly, recent price action suggests that the rally has largely been driven by Bitcoin's strength rather than a catalyst specific to Bitcoin Cash. The latest data shows BCH trading within a 24-hour range of $230.10 to $240.28, keeping the asset above an important support zone that traders have been watching closely. Over a longer timeframe, Bitcoin Cash has gained 8.3% in the past seven days, 21.

 

A Bitcoin wallet dating back to the early days of the network has reawakened after nearly 16 years of inactivity, transferring 40 BTC worth approximately $2.54 million, according to on-chain data. The transaction has reignited discussions about long-dormant Bitcoin holdings and the number of coins believed to be permanently lost.

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Bitwise has reshuffled the holdings of its Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (BITW), removing Polkadot (DOT) and Avalanche (AVAX) while adding Stellar (XLM) and decentralized exchange token Hyperliquid (HYPE). The move highlights a growing institutional preference for crypto projects with strong revenue generation over blockchain networks focused primarily on future growth potential.

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Micron's stock surge highlights the transformative impact of AI and blockchain on traditional finance, with potential risks from market cyclicality. Micron stock surges nearly 200% in 2026 as AI memory demand meets tokenized trading on Ethereum and Solana.

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Bitcoin traded near $62,743 on Thursday morning at 8 a.m. EDT, up 1.0% over the past 24 hours as the asset consolidated inside a $61,507 to $63,116 range. Short-term technical readings point to consolidation, while longer-term moving averages continue to signal a corrective phase across the one-hour, four-hour, and daily charts.

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The IMF's new paper on tokenization has sparked a flurry of speculation, but its actual treatment of the XRP ecosystem is more measured.

 

Solana tests the $79–$85 supply wall as traders watch whether SOL can break toward $127 or fall back to deeper support.

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Brazils B3 stock exchange has expanded its regulated cryptocurrency derivatives lineup by launching options on bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH) and solana (SOL) futures, giving investors new tools to hedge digital asset exposure and trade market volatility. The new crypto derivatives became available for trading on July 6, according to a circular issued by B3.

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Bitcoin price prediction debates are increasingly focused on the overlooked BTC-to-gold ratio, not just another support level.

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Ethereum tests $1,580 support as bulls need to reclaim $1,826 resistance to keep the recovery setup alive.

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Artificial intelligence continues to dominate global investment trends, with a wave of massive AI-related initial public offerings (IPOs) attracting billions of dollars that might otherwise have flowed into cryptocurrencies. As investors increasingly prioritize AI infrastructure, bitcoin and the broader crypto market are facing growing competition for capital.

 

FullSend's integration could enhance transaction reliability on Solana but raises concerns about centralization and potential infrastructure risks. Privy and Jito launch FullSend to bypass standard Solana transaction routing.

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) may be moving beyond its reliance on Michael Saylor's Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR), with institutional investors emerging as the next major source of demand. BTC “Shrugged Off” Strategy's Recent Sale In an interview with Milk Road on July 8, Bitwise's Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan said Strategy was the dominant Bitcoin buyer over the past several years, but that role is fading.

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Dogecoin is back in a familiar place: close enough to a breakout level to get traders interested, but not far enough through it to make the move feel settled. The $0.12 area is becoming the line many DOGE watchers care a

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Bitcoins declining exchange supply has long been viewed as one of the strongest bullish indicators in the crypto market, signaling that investors are moving coins into long-term storage rather than preparing to sell. However, industry experts now argue that the metric is no longer as reliable as it once was because of the rapid growth of institutional custody, spot Bitcoin ETFs, and decentralized finance (DeFi).

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Bitcoin pulls back into $61.2K-$60.7K liquidity support as traders watch recovery toward $67K or deeper downside risk ahead.

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Dave Portnoy, the outspoken founder of Barstool Sports, has publicly committed to maintaining his Bitcoin holdings no matter how far the price falls, even in the event of a complete wipeout.

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FullSend works by automatically routing every transaction signed in a Privy wallet directly to the current Solana block-building leader.

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Cardano's road to the Chang hard fork is now deep in the practical maintenance stage. The release of Node 9.0.2 is not the kind of update that generates glossy marketing, but it is exactly the kind of technical cleanup t

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Tokenizing oil on Ethereum could revolutionize commodity trading, reducing reliance on futures contracts and enhancing market accessibility. Energy Substantiation wants to put oil barrels on the Ethereum blockchain.

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Cantor Equity Partners I and BSTR Holdings paused their bitcoin treasury deal and will renegotiate the merger terms.

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Bitcoin rose 1% to $62,700 and has gained 9% since the end of June, shrugging off U.S. airstrikes on Iran. Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 2.6% over the past 24 hours despite the military escalation. Markets are showing remarkable resilience.

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Bitcoin ETF flows are back in the spotlight because they give the market one of its cleanest daily reads on institutional demand. After weeks of supply-side anxiety around government wallets and legacy distributions, fre

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Bitcoin price held above $62,000 after renewed fighting between the United States and Iran slowed traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and sent oil prices higher, reviving inflation concerns across global markets.

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Whale wallets absorbed $16.7B of Bitcoin at the lows while spot ETFs posted record outflows. Both sides of the great hands transfer, and the tape to watch.

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The Ethereum ETF race is quickly becoming a fee fight. Grayscale's disclosure of a 0.15% sponsor fee for its Ethereum Mini Trust puts real pressure on the rest of the issuer field, especially as investors compare product

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The interactive credit model could enhance institutional trust in Bitcoin-backed securities but also highlights the inherent volatility risks. Strategy unveils interactive credit model for Bitcoin risk assessment.

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Bitcoin price is holding near $61K. The downtrend is taking over the macro trend.

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XRP has recovered from this week's sharp sell-off after defending the $1.07 support zone, with traders weighing an emerging bullish chart breakout against persistent geopolitical and regulatory risks that continue to cap upside. According to data from crypto.

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XRP trades at $1.08–$1.09 as Ripple lands a multi-year Kansas Athletics jersey patch deal. Here's what the technical setup and mainstream momentum mean for XRP price targets.

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The price of a family home in the U.S. tells two very different stories depending on how it's measured. Comparing the stories underscores bitcoin's BTC$62,666.34 appeal as a long-term hedge against dollar debasement, the erosion of value in the fiat currency.

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XRP derivatives activity weakens as traders cut positions while the token attempts a short-term recovery near key support.

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BitGo's quantum-safe move pressures custodians to adopt similar measures, impacting crypto security standards and regulatory compliance. BitGo launches quantum protection for institutional Bitcoin wallets.

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Germany's seized Bitcoin wallet has been one of the most watched addresses in crypto for weeks. Every transfer to an exchange became a market event, every balance update became a reason for traders to argue about short-t

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The new parallel input fetcher in Bitcoin Core enhances node efficiency, potentially increasing decentralization and network resilience. Bitcoin improves initial sync efficiency with new parallel input fetcher.

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Some experts have argued the greater risks posed by quantum computing revolve around a failure to implement new technology.

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B3's crypto options launch enhances market accessibility and regulatory compliance, potentially boosting institutional and retail investor participation. B3 launches options on Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana futures as Latin America's crypto derivatives race heats up.

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BitGo CEO Mike Belshe said single-digit bitcoin ownership levels make sense for large holders like Strategy after its $216 million sale.

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Ethereum price has slipped, and it also brings its prediction down. Meanwhile, Hoskinson argued that it was borrowing ideas from Cardano

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Bitcoin is showing early signs of recovery as US spot Bitcoin ETF outflows begin to ease after ten consecutive days of withdrawals.

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Institutional Bitcoin movements into custody highlight potential market stability but also underscore risks if redemption outflows increase. BlackRock deposits 951 Bitcoin worth $59M into Coinbase as IBIT flows continue.

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These options settle into underlying futures contracts rather than spot cryptoassets, involving no custody, transfer, or administration of tokens.

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Bitcoin has shown a notable rebound in demand led by futures traders, flashing signs of recovery as momentum continues to build following its latest rally.

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Bitcoin's climb from $58,300 to $64,400 over the past week is a bounce that still leaves the price below two important levels tracked by Glassnode: the True Market Mean near $76,600 and the short-term holder cost basis near $72,200.

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XRP Ledger launches AI Hub as a central home for agents, AI projects, tools, and payment services.

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Robinhood Chain's rapid adoption highlights a shift towards DeFi and tokenized assets, potentially reshaping traditional finance engagement. Robinhood Chain sees ETH surge 5x as stablecoins climb to $260M.

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Dogecoin risks falling another 10% toward $0.063 as bearish technicals, MVRV pricing bands, and rising Fed rate-hike bets pressure DOGE.

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Ethereum price has remained pinned near $1,750 after renewed Middle East tensions triggered a risk-off mood across financial markets and sellers once again defended the $1,800 resistance zone. According to data from crypto.

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Crypto ETF flows split sharply on Wed., July 8, as bitcoin ETFs returned to outflows with an $84.9 million exit. Ether ETFs remained the clear bright spot, drawing $70.5 million for a fifth straight day of inflows, while HYPE stayed positive and both solana and XRP funds moved lower. Grayscale's GBTC Leads $84.

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The crypto bear market could be approaching its end. While the macro situation is still unfavorable, some crypto projects are demonstrating that they can create value.

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The rise of BTC yield products signals a changing strategy among investors navigating a slower Bitcoin market.

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ALGO is clinging to the $0.085–$0.09 zone with momentum flattening below neutral and price buried beneath both its 50- and 200-day moving averages. Without a decisive close above $0.

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Bitcoin trades at $62,103 with apparent demand at -75,000 BTC and ETF inflows near zero. Analysis of the demand-issuance gap, key technical levels, and what it takes to negate the bearish breakdown.

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Ethereum (ETH) traders have splintered into two camps as the price slide deepens. Roughly 100,000 addresses deposited to Binance during a panic move, while withdrawals climbed at the same time.

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Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a fresh net outflow on Wednesday as analysis said that their "most overwhelming" outflow streak had ended without a clear demand recovery.

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Robinhood Chain has done what few Layer 2 networks manage in a full year, all in eight days. The Arbitrum-powered network logged $500 million worth of trading volume on Uniswap on July 8th.

 

Bitcoin has remained relatively strong as tensions erupted between the US and Iran over the last couple of days. Can the $BTC price hang on to support around the $62K level, or if attacks from both sides escalate, could this be what sends Bitcoin spiralling into a bear market bottom?

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Brent crude oil has jumped more than 10% in the past two days, while Bitcoin has fallen nearly 6%. This happened just when the U.S-Iran shoot missile on each other, raising tensions at the Strait of Hormuz. Now, CryptoQuant warns that if oil prices keep rising, Bitcoin could face more downside pressure.

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Dogecoin extended its recent losses on Thursday, drifting toward the $0.07 level as investors reacted to renewed geopolitical tensions and a broader decline across the cryptocurrency market. The meme coin continues to mirror weakness in major digital assets as traders reduce exposure to riskier investments amid escalating conflict in the Middle East. US-Iran conflict weighs on risk assets Market sentiment deteriorated after tensions between the United States and Iran intensified. Iran launched attacks targeting US military bases in the Middle East following American strikes on multiple locations inside Iran. The US also reinstated sanctions on Iranian oil exports, stating the move was in response to attacks on commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

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Strategy's BTC sale signals a shift in corporate Bitcoin strategies, potentially influencing future treasury management and market dynamics. Strategy sells 3,588 BTC in its largest divestment since going all-in on Bitcoin.

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Bitcoin (BTC) has seen notable volatility over the past few months, but on-chain data shows that the conditions for a bottoming process are in place. However, the confirmation signals that would mark a full recovery have not yet arrived.

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Solana has slightly recovered following the heavy selling pressure on Wednesday. The coin dipped 3% on Wednesday amid strong bearish momentum. The bearish trend was due to the weakening institutional inflows and declining activity in the derivatives market. This suggests that both institutional and retail investors are becoming increasingly cautious. The broader risk-off sentiment across the cryptocurrency market has further weighed on SOL's short-term outlook. SOL ETF outflows show declining institutional demand Institutional demand for Solana eased significantly this week. According to CoinGlass data, spot Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $8.60 million in net outflows on Wednesday, nearly wiping out the inflows reported on Monday and Tuesday.

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SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci urged crypto market participants to stop looking for artificial news triggers to justify price fluctuations. Against the backdrop of a local market recovery after a deep correction, the financier said the first cryptocurrency has finally outgrown the need for marketing support.

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Fresh Iran news sent us scrambling last night, but the panic did not last. Bitcoin and Ethereum price reversed within hours. Why?

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TRX is locked in a textbook volatility squeeze at $0.

 

LTC is pinned at $44.08 with MACD momentum zeroing out in negative territory and daily volume barely cresting $10 million — a setup that historically doesn't stay quiet for long.

 

Santiment reported that bitcoin supply is at its lowest since 2017 and ether since 2015, adding that it doesn't guarantee prices will move higher but helps set up crypto's next bull cycle.

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BCH is stalling at $239.60 with its MACD histogram flatlined to zero and Stochastic overheating near 83 — a rejection at $243.90 resistance carries 40% odds of flushing price to $224.

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U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs flipped back into net outflows on Tuesday, snapping a three-session streak of inflows and signaling a near-term cooling in ‘institutional demand' after a brief rebound in allocations. Data compiled by SosoValue shows the 13 U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of $84.86 million on July 8 (ET).

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Bitcoin risks falling below $60,000 as September Fed rate-hike odds surge and a bearish rising wedge targets $59,300.

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Solana (SOL) is drawing fresh attention as it trades in a tight range around the high-$70s, with elevated volume and a growing set of network activity milestones fueling debate over whether the next decisive move is up or down. Market data compiled from major trackers show SOL changing hands near $77–$81 on Wednesday ET, with CoinMarketCap placing the token around $77.82.

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Ripple's XRP has successfully defended the $1.02 support level following the heavy selling pressure on Wednesday. The current market conditions are driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and growing concerns over US monetary policy. XRP has slightly recovered to $1.09. The weakness comes as investors reduce exposure to risk assets amid renewed conflict in the Middle East and increasingly hawkish interest-rate expectations. Renewed US-Iran conflict weighs on investor sentiment Risk appetite weakened this week after tensions between the United States and Iran escalated once again. According to reports, the US military launched a fresh wave of strikes against Iran in response to attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

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DOT is grinding at $0.

 

Broader markets and Fed expectations shape crypto moves as Bitcoin holds near $62,948 with dominance at 56.2 percent and Ethereum at $1,752.

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BTC/XAU ratio returns to the spotlight as macro risks reignite.