Bitcoin declined from $63,895 yesterday to $63,586 today, a drop of $309 or roughly 0.48%.Not noise. ETF outflows hit a four-session streak totaling $526 million, the Fed showed its most divided vote in recent memory with three officials pushing for a hike, and Bitcoin sits below its 200-day moving average of $71,571. Near-term risk is concretely elevated.
US spot Bitcoin ETF outflows extended to four consecutive sessions totaling $526 million, the most sustained institutional exit streak of the current cycle.
The Fed held rates at 3.5 to 3.75 percent but three officials dissented in favor of a hike, the most hawkish internal split in recent meetings and a direct signal that September is live for a rate increase.
K33 research flagged July Bitcoin spot volume on track for its weakest month since late 2023, compressing the liquidity available to absorb macro shocks.
Bitcoin held above its 50-day moving average of $63,379 despite the weekly decline, and Fear and Greed at 28 is only 3 points above the 30-day average of 25, suggesting no panic capitulation has materialized.
Hashrate remained near 883 EH/s, a network-security level near all-time highs, confirming that miner infrastructure investment continues regardless of short-term price weakness.
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