Lukas Limbach

Bitcoin held near $63,090 on a quiet Sunday as the market added 1.2%, while the Coldcard entropy exploit grew to 1,367 BTC, the CLARITY Act narrowed to one procedural window before recess, and the EU pushed its AI Act high-risk deadline to December 2027.

Bitcoin and Ether fell about 3% as a Coinbase earnings miss, a hawkish Fed dissent, and a stalling Clarity Act weighed on sentiment, even as institutional trading hit a record share and ETFs kept pulling in inflows.

The Fed held rates at 3.50-3.75% in a rare 9-3 split, with three officials pushing for a hike. Bitcoin held the 64K level as ETF money rotated out of Ethereum, while US debt topped 100% of GDP and the CLARITY Act stalled into the Senate's August recess.

The Fed held rates a fifth time, but three officials pushed for a hike, reframing the rate debate. BTC and ETH held their ranges as Morgan Stanley launched staking ETH and SOL ETPs and the Clarity Act stalled before recess.

A US–Iran ceasefire held for a second day and oil fell 5%, reviving risk appetite: Bitcoin reclaimed $65,000 and Ethereum jumped 4%. Short liquidations and an ETH/BTC breakout hint at rotation, while ETF outflows and this week's Fed meeting keep the mood cautious.

Bitcoin spent Sunday pinned near 64,500 dollars on thin weekend volume, boxed between 65,000 resistance and 62,500 support after a Thursday ETF outflow snapped a week of inflows. With the Fed meeting July 28 to 29, Monday's flows and weekly close decide the next move.

Bitcoin chopped around $64,000 on Saturday as a $225M ETF outflow snapped a seven-day inflow streak and the market slipped 1%. Sentiment stayed cautious ahead of next week's Fed decision, which Grayscale says could decide if the bottom is in or lower lows lie ahead.

Bitcoin held near $66K but slipped under $65,500 as traders turned cautious ahead of next week’s Fed meeting. Spot ETFs logged a seventh straight inflow day, while Washington’s Clarity Act looks set to miss its window before the summer recess.