Bitcoin gained $61 from yesterday's $62,957 to $63,018, a 0.10% move that kept price range-bound within the 30-day low-to-high of $62,803 to $66,521.A quiet day. Price consolidated inside its 30-day range with no institutional move clearing the bar for a risk-change classification. The Fear and Greed index reading of 34 is 6 points above the 30-day average of 28, a marginal improvement, but nothing structural changed today.
UBS reported a 24-fold increase in Bitcoin ETF call options and a 53% reduction in put exposure, while direct IBIT holdings rose 12% to 407,890 shares.
Paul Tudor Jones' firm reversed a year of IBIT selling, adding to its Bitcoin ETF stake according to quarterly filings.
Harvard held its Bitcoin ETF position flat in Q2 after cutting it 43% in Q1; UAE sovereign funds Mubadala and ADIC retained their combined 22.9 million IBIT shares.
Bitcoin dominance stands at 56.16%, reflecting continued relative resilience versus altcoins, with Ethereum down 54.67% and Solana down 63.89% over the past year versus Bitcoin's 46.32% decline.
Network fees remain at 1 sat/vB across all tiers with a mempool count of 76,525 transactions, indicating low on-chain congestion and a healthy but lightly utilized network at current price levels.
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$1.26T
24h Volume
$10.33B
Dominance
56.2%
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