Bitcoin closed at $64,021, down $903 from yesterday's $64,924, a range-bound retreat of 1.39%.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range and ETF outflows, while headline-grabbing, were within the normal statistical band at minus 0.66 standard deviations versus the 30-day mean. No institutional move or macro development cleared the bar for a structural shift in near-term risk.
Bitcoin ETFs shed $225M, snapping a seven-day inflow streak that had accumulated nearly $1 billion; the 30-day average daily flow is negative $71.5M, making this a reversion to trend rather than a capitulation.
Price remained above the 50-day moving average of $63,169 and held within the 30-day range of $58,566 to $66,520, with RSI at a neutral 49.25.
Galaxy cut Clarity Act passage odds to 30%, reducing the probability of a near-term US crypto market-structure catalyst before August recess.
Poolin filed Chapter 11 with $173 million in claims and a $52 million floor bid for Texas mining assets; at 921 EH/s, network hashrate shows no visible disruption from the wind-down.
Bitcoin dominance held at 56.5%, and network fees sit at 1 sat/vB across all tiers, reflecting a low-congestion mempool and a stable on-chain environment despite price softness.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.28T
24h Volume
$26.81B
Dominance
56.5%
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