Bitcoin consolidated near $77,312, down 0.78% over 24 hours, a quiet pause following a 22.68% seven-day advance. Previous close was approximately $77,881.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range following an exceptional weekly run, and no institutional move or structural catalyst cleared a non-noise bar. The Fear and Greed Index at 66 is 31 points above its 30-day average of 35, reflecting how sharply sentiment has shifted this week, but today added nothing directional.
Bitcoin range-bound near $77,312, consolidating just below the 30-day range high of $78,424 after a 22.68% weekly surge driven by a Treasury-induced short squeeze.
Spot Bitcoin ETF weekly inflows reached $2.6 billion, the strongest week since October, with combined trading volume tripling to $29 billion, per The Block.
Perpetual futures funding rate at 1.00 basis point (10.9% annualized) and RSI at 80.26 indicate the derivatives market is elevated but not at historically extreme decile levels.
BTC dominance held at 59.2%, while Ethereum fell 3.07% on the day, widening Bitcoin's relative 24-hour outperformance to roughly 2.3 percentage points.
Network hashrate at 906.5 EH/s and fees at 1 sat/vB signal a healthy, uncongested network with structural security intact, a durable foundation beneath the short-term price action.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.55T
24h Volume
$36.04B
Dominance
59.2%
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