Bitcoin moved from $62,704 to $62,896, a gain of $192 or roughly 0.31% on thin holiday weekend volume.A quiet day. Price consolidated inside its 30-day range with no institutional moves clearing the bar. Nothing structural changed, and the day is appropriately read as noise following a 4.93% weekly gain.
Bitcoin held within its 30-day range of $58,550 to $66,300, closing near the middle of that band at $62,896 with no directional commitment.
The spot ETF flow z-score reached plus 1.93 standard deviations above the 30-day mean, driven by the $221 million inflow recorded on July 2, the first positive flow day after an extended outflow streak.
Bitcoin's realized profit and loss ratio fell to its lowest reading since 2022, per CryptoQuant data cited by Cointelegraph, with Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan calling the bottom closer than ever.
The Fear and Greed index sits at 23, Extreme Fear, which is 7 points above the 30-day average of 16, suggesting sentiment has stabilized slightly from its recent floor without reversing.
Network fundamentals remain intact: hashrate stands at 933.7 EH/s and fees are at 2 sat/vB for fast confirmation, reflecting an uncongested mempool and stable mining participation.
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$1.26T
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$18.21B
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