Bitcoin gained $52 from yesterday's $64,880 to $64,932 today, a 0.07 percent move that qualifies as unchanged.Not pure noise but not a risk-change day either. The BIP-110 minority chain split is a real protocol event, ETF flows are running at their strongest weekly pace since April, and the Clarity Act cloture filing sets a concrete September vote date. None of these individually moves near-term risk, but together they give the week more named activity than a typical range-bound session warrants.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their best weekly inflows since April per Cointelegraph, with the third-strongest showing since October, driven in part by daily inflows following the Coldcard wallet exploit.
BIP-110 supporters split onto a minority chain as the main network pulled ahead; with miner support below 3 percent, consensus remains firmly with the incumbent chain.
BTCPay Server warned LND users to patch immediately after attackers drained Lightning payment servers, marking the second notable Bitcoin infrastructure exploit in a short window.
Senate Majority Leader Thune filed cloture on the Clarity Act, setting a September 15 Senate vote and giving U.S. digital asset market structure legislation a concrete near-term timeline.
Hashrate held near 900 EH/s with fees at 1 to 2 sat/vB, confirming network security remains robust even as the BIP-110 minority chain draws minimal mining support.
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