Bitcoin moved from $64,740 to $64,513, a decline of $227 or roughly 0.35%, consolidating near the top of its 30-day range.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range with no institutional moves that crossed a meaningful threshold. Fear and Greed at 29 is 8 points above its 30-day average of 21, a modest improvement in underlying sentiment even as price held flat.
Bitcoin outperformed equities on the session: S&P 500 fell 1.01% and NASDAQ-100 fell 1.49% while BTC held near unchanged, a relative strength data point consistent with the 90-day BTC-S&P correlation of 0.42.
ETF flow z-score came in at +1.04 versus the 30-day mean, modestly elevated and above the 30-day average daily flow of negative $97M cited in the comparative baselines.
The BIP-110 governance debate sharpened with Saylor's 110-point essay; an August soft-fork decision point is now a live protocol-risk watch item for institutional holders.
Fees compressed to 1 sat/vB across all priority tiers and the mempool holds 96,802 transactions, indicating the network is not congested and block space demand remains subdued.
Hashrate at 921 EH/s and difficulty at 127.2 trillion remain near recent highs, reflecting continued miner commitment to network security at current price levels.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.29T
24h Volume
$16.72B
Dominance
56.5%
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